Needle nose pliers for breaking away supports (you know: Grab them and use, side to side motion to stress them free; great for simplify3d generated type supports).
I'm in the process of building my first 3D printer from scratch and my buddy who printed out the 3d printed parts on his horrible machine had some layer offsets and stuff so I'm having to go back in with drill bits and other cleanup tools to make it so the screws/bolts can go through among other things. One of the most useful tools I actually got for modeling Battletech figurines and other miniatures is actually coming in really handy. It's a "Drillpro mini aluminum hand drill with keyless chuck and 10 twist drills rotary tool" I got on banggood. I don't have a drill press available and in this case I don't really need one, but having the precision and not having to worry about accidentally poking the wrong areas and ruining the part with a motorized drill is really nice. With the miniatures I got this to make super tiny holes in the pewter and plastic in order to "pin" limbs with go-between pieces like paper clips for additional strength, but it's really coming in handy when working on some of these parts that are being a royal pain due to the poor print job.
Thank you, I downloaded and printed you little green handle to take the cnc 1/8th burr bit. What type of cnc bit does this come off? Is it wood working tool cnc bits? As I can't see the detail of the small burr bit and what it looks like. Can you please reply with a link to the type of burr bit mentioned?
Are there great quality differences in the Deburring Tool world? What is a decent one, available in Europe? Maybe a good one on Banggood.com, Ebay or Aliexpress?
Just to let you know the link brings you to a page with a ton of youtube videos on the left side and nothing else. There is no article about the deburring tools.
Really Interesting.I'll give you a thumbs up 👍 BUT! that green cleanup tool isn't motorized is it? Why do I need a 20 bit set of 3mm bits the require a rotating handle? You're just scrapping right? So which bit or bits are you using in that tool then? Thanks
Yes the "green handle" (link to the STL is in the description) just holds the tool bit and works like the de-buring tool however the de-buring only cuts on one side where as this will cut on all sides of the bit. What bits, well it depends and again this is why I like as I have a ton of bits and I can select one that meets my needs. I like to use bur bits like there: amzn.to/2I6DpMU
Ahhh yes the bur bits, then you can manually use them .Great idea I got the STL. I already have the rotating de-burring tool from years ago. Thanks for your view.
