Dikale 3D Print Removal Tools with Sturdy Wooden Handle, Tool Kit for 3D Printer Spatula Palette Knife Painting Enhanced Version Pack of 2

I have a 3D printer with a heated aluminum build plate covered in BuildTak. I print almost exclusively with PLA. With this tool set, I was able to have a slightly stiffer tool to ensure that I could safely remove my prints without damaging the print or the build surface.The combination of tools is perfect for working out larger pieces and smaller flat prints (card kits). The shorter tool is thicker and broader due to a larger diameter on the curve of the tip. The longer tool is not uniform in thickness and as a result, does not bend when really working it under a print.Great tools for a fun and (at times) challenging hobby. I would definitely recommend this set to a beginner, or any printing enthusiast!

The thing long bladed one has very light strength to it and lasted 2-3 prints. The angled one lasted a few more but you are better off with a sharp wide scraper than this

Good at removing stuck on bits of print. The shorter, thinner tool works best, not found a need for the longer one yet.

These certainly have their place in a 3D printer tool box. I find that a chisel works better for me for most situations, but these are better for if you need to slide to the middle of a large print.

In my experience, the edges of the blade are too thick to slide underneath a print without first prying it up with a small chisel. After that however, they are convenient and easy-to-use. Especially the longer spatula for removing prints with larger bases. On the second use however the handle of one of the spatulas came off when I tried to pull the spatula out from underneath a print. They would be a lot better if they were made in a better fashion.

These work great, nice and slim to slide under the prints and removed them

very nice and easy to use..... I paper sand the edge to became more sharp....

The handles are NOT wood. They're mahogany-colored plastic. My angled spatula just snapped to reveal the plastic interior. HANDLES. ARE. NOT. WOOD.

These have the thinnest edges of all the tools I've tried. They are better than plastic putty scrapers and better than metal sticker scrapers. Recommended