Prime Line & Calibration Strip Removal Tool

The first ever prime & calibration strip removal tool - originally designed as a joke, it instantly found a life with differently abled persons, and grew in popularity on Reddit, though there are many copycats, this is the original, and the only one with replaceable blades so you don't have to throw the whole tool away when it wears out. Thank you for reading and downloading!

Swappable Blade Calibration+Prime Strip Remover V2

Compatible with OlleMark's Swappable Blades

Now in two sizes:

• Tested and works exceptionally well with the new Bambu Lab Cool Plate SuperTack, glides without scratching and takes up the new calibration+prime line combo in one swipe. 
• Standard ergonomic handle

• Mini grip no-handle

• Print just the blades and re-use the handle

• Also works with Swappable Blades by OlleMark for their ‘Scraper with Swappable Blades’
• Classic V1 is also still available in Print Profiles.

I discovered that some of you like this scraper so much you reprint one occasionally for a fresh blade, the waste of that has weighed on me, so I've made a V2 with swappable blades. 

The blade design is from my own personal favorite scraper: Scraper with Swappable Blades  by OlleMark. 

This innovative design lets you re-use the handle and just print new blades taking very little filament and time.

Thanks so much to OlleMark, give them a Boost! 

Blade Removal Tool

The optional removal tool makes swapping blades fast and easy. Please use caution when using the removal tool and do not aim the blade at your face or the face of others. 
 

Original Description:

I hate having to remove the build plate from the chamber just to scrape the calibration and prime strips from it, so I came up with this oddball little scraper that's just big enough for those two strips.

Lay it down flat against the plate at the beginning of the triangle part of the calibration strip, and slide it backwards, the strip will pop up in the slot. same with the purge/prime strip, just around a corner lol.

This is the first thing I tried designing in Plasticity as well, so it's only been tested a few times. ideas for improvement are welcome!