Gadget Nerds Rubber Comfort Grip 3D Print Removal Tool (1 Pack)

Blade is nice and thin at the tip - works well. I did not have to polish off any sharp edges as I did on the wood-handled version I've had for the past couple of years. The blade on the wood one had pulled out a couple of times and needed to be glued back into the handle. From the photo I thought the blade on this one was riveted through the handle, but that is not the case. What look like rivets in the photos are just between the plastic core and the over-molded rubber.My primary part removal tool is a long wood chisel which works well for popping sturdy parts off the table. I slide the tip of this under the edge of more fragile parts after lifting the edge with the chisel - I can then work this under the base of the part to break it free from the build plate.Only time will tell how it holds up.

This is a nice long and relatively stiff print removal tool that's helpful if you have a large base on your print but it's too flexible to use if you need to break a corner loose. Overall it's usable but not as your only tool, I've got a metal putty knife that I've polished that works for most everything, this is just a special use tool in my opinion.

Way too thin and not even close to being strong enough to remove even the Brim. Bends easily. It needs to be made out of professional grade flexible and resilient stainless steel like the iSesame or other metal spudgers that are used for opening & repairing phones. Thought this was what I was getting. This is so thin it would not even open an envelope. No really I tried to and it bent.

Until I got this I didn't know how much better this is than the chisel I was using before to remove 3D prints from Build Tak. I haven't had to replace the Build Tak since I started using this. It slides under large prints gently releasing the print from the print bed.

This is smaller than it looks in the photos. Its also more blunt than it looks which makes it hard to get under the edge of a print. The handle also too flimsy to support much prying and mine is starting to get loose. I wish I would have gotten the wooden handled one.

What much is there to say? It does what its suppose to and for a cheap price.

Awesome little tool, very dull won't mess up the pei on my original prusa i3 mk2s!

This tool is great once i get a print started with a razor blade I then use this to slide all the way through the model to lift it up