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Minimalistic HexScraper – Compact Print-Bed Scraper

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Compact PLA print-bed scraper with multiple scraping edges and a honeycomb design. No supports or assembly needed.

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Model information

Category
Accessories
License
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike

Clean bed. Fresh start.

The Minimalistic HexScraper is a compact, one-piece scraper for removing filament remnants from your 3D printer’s build plate. A central grip keeps the tool close to your hand, while the hexagonal shape provides several scraping edges to choose from.

Why print it?

  • Multiple scraping edges: rotate the tool to choose another edge.

  • Compact grip: guide the scraper directly across the build plate.

  • Honeycomb design: open geometry with a distinctive hexagonal look.

  • Simple print: one piece, no supports and no assembly.

Print settings

Material

PLA

Layer height

0.15 mm

Infill

100%

Perimeters

At least 4

Supports

None

These are the original recommended settings. The supplied MK3S print file takes about 1 hour 22 minutes and uses approximately 10 g of PLA; results vary with your printer and slicer settings.

Files included

  • Minimalistic Hex Scraper.3mf — model to slice for your own printer.

  • MinimalisticHexScraper_0.15mm_PLA_MK3S_1h22m.gcode — prepared print file for the listed Prusa MK3/S/S+ setup with a 0.4 mm nozzle.

How to use it

Let the build plate cool, hold the central grip and gently slide a suitable edge towards the filament remnants. Use light pressure and follow your build-plate manufacturer’s care instructions.

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