Ultrathin bed “razor” scraper
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Instead of “scraping” your prints off the sheet, slide this thin “razor” underneath to release it. Great for vase mode.
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Print with layer height 0.2mm and concentric top and bottom fill pattern.
This scraper is particularly useful for vase mode prints where the bottom of your print is large and flexible and adhering to the bed (and since the print is only one layer thick you don't want to mangle it by pulling or pushing on it too hard).
To use: bend your plate in all directions and then find a spot where your print slightly separates from the plate. Then slide a corner of this scraper under your print and keep going. Despite “razor” in the title, it's not actually sharp.
It's hard to see in the picture or 3d viewer, but one corner of the scraper is thinner. (You can easily see it with the printed tool and in the slicer.) This is useful for a print that's more flexible which can make it harder to get the print to separate from the plate. Use it with the seam side down. After you slide the thinner edge under your print, rotate the scraper to use the thicker part.
Two versions: the regular size is good enough for a lot of prints but, for a really large print, you might want the larger size. If you resize, scale only the X and Y dimensions.