can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
I afraid of damage the coating.
RE: can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
You don't need to use a tool to remove prints from the Mini's flexible steel sheet.
If you're printing PLA or PETG, you can wait until the bed cools down a bit (40-45°C), remove the sheet, and flex the sheet a bit. The print should come off pretty easily.
RE: can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
thank you, then i will wait 🙂
i saw prusa himself do it in prusa mini 1st print tutorial
RE: can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
When I'm impatient and don't want to touch the build surface, I use a beveled, smooth knife like this one: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B075SLTY8B/
If you don't have a smooth knife/spade, as long as you don't jam the it into the build surface, it won't really be a problem.
Flexible steel sheets are awesome for tool-less print removal!
RE: can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
@nibmaker
thank you
RE: can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
These work very well and you can replace the blade when it finally starts to get blunt, but I'm still on the same one after a year! 😀
Normal people believe that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Engineers believe that if it ain’t broke, it doesn’t have enough features yet.
RE: can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
These work very well and you can replace the blade when it finally starts to get blunt, but I'm still on the same one after a year! 😀
Hate to admit it, but when I found a use for my blue plastic razor, I ordered an orange one for my Mk3! Works well and keeps parts from flying away as often compared to a more blunt scraper.
RE: can i use Spade to remove filament on prusa plate?
Hmmm, maybe I do need to change my plastic blade, because when carrying out a linear advance calibration, the printed numbers fly off all over the place, when removing them. 😀
Normal people believe that if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Engineers believe that if it ain’t broke, it doesn’t have enough features yet.