SARDVISA Professional 3D Printer Tool, Upgraded Metal 3D Printer Removal Spatula with Comfortable Grip, Specially Designed 3D Printer Accessories for Model Stripping Safety

This works great for getting prints off the print bed of my 3d printer. Sturdy, functional, and non-marring. I've bought 2 so far, will probably buy others in the future.

Great tool!

Definitely recommend: lowest scratch risk I've found without it being too soft (silicone) to start your adhesion release.I HATE scratching my build plate, but even with reduced bottom exposure, I still struggle with finding the right settings with new resins, so there are def times when the prints adhere... at times, too well. Plus, even when they only adhere the correct amount, I still stress about scratches.My previous method was inserting a razor blade underneath, just enough to start the adhesion release, go slowly at the two points, then insert the silicone remover tool as soon as there was enough space to fit it.But! That was still a razor blade and also the spatula is being put through the ringer. It has a short life.This tool is the perfect blend. It's not razor blade sharp, but it is angled on BOTH sides, so your efficacy through leverage suddenly is ergonomically reasonable. I love it. It's the right compromise between too soft spatula and too sharp metal tools. (the blade that came with the printer is garbage and I have a nicer end printer that is a well respected brand, so I don't think this is an unusual situation for 3d printer owners).

Excellent quality, hefty feel, sturdy construction. My reason for 4 instead of 5 stars is the blade is blunted and safe for children. If you are looking for a sharp edge to peel those stubborn layers off a build plate, look further as this is not that tool. It is excellent otherwise if you don't need or want a knife edge sharp scraper.

I’ve been addicted to this 3D printing thing. Early on, I printed a bed scraper that worked in getting most things off of the build plate, but there were some things it didn’t work on, so I had to use an Xacto blabs, bring everything down careful not to scratch the build plate.There had to be a better way, so I did some research, and this one, or one just like it, was recommended.So I got one, and I have zero regrets. It easily removes things from my build plate, even those that are seriously stuck on, and I don’t worry in the least about scratching it, because it has no sharp edges.I’d highly recommend.

Love the plastic razor blades but some materials on some printers have such good first layer adhesion that they are useless almost immediately as they dull fairly quick, being plastic. Nothing wrong with them at all, just not always the best tool for the job.This is a slightly more economical option that is infinitely more reusable. You have to be careful as it can mark your build plate, but sometimes the alternative is having plastic fused to your build plate which might be worse.The shape of the tool is fairly ergonomic and the inclusion of a decent quality rubber grip is welcome as well. The bevel of the point is perfect for stubborn 3D printed parts and most of them just require a light tap from the tool after having cooled down completely.

This has been the perfect tool for removing things from our 3D printer plate. It could be a little thinner on the edge, but it still works great.

Been using tbis awhile now it works good doesnt damage pei plates

The product is good quality and not too sharp to cut yourself. Comfortable grip could be a little thicker, but still very good. Recommend

I was worried people saying it wasnt sharp. i t may not have an "edge" but rubbing your finger over the "not edge" feels pretty sharp.Not as dull as i expected thank god. this is a great tool