The Ultimate 3D printer Accessory pack
Description
We started with the community. Asking the members of different 3D printing communities what their go to tool were. With a long list of items we condensed it down to the most useful and must have items. With our MakerModder 3D Printer Tool Kit, people who are new to the hobby as well as advanced 3D printing enthusiasts will find the tools they need to create amazing 3D prints.
The Tool Kit includes
Special Bed Tool – Perfect for popping parts off the bed, especially stubborn parts. Use with care, this thing is sharp! We recommend dulling the blade, especially if you use mats on your heated beds. This is not the seafood utensil that your buddy uses. This is the real deal.
Post Processing Tools – These chisels can be used by hand or carefully with a small hammer. Clean up support material and malformed portions, even in those hard to get places. These are for the fine detail.
Deburring Tool – This tool is for the more advanced user. With a deburring tool you will be able to clean up edges, widen circles, clean up “elephant foots” from the bottom layers, and more. BONUS as part of the launch we are including a full set of replacement blades. You shouldn’t need new blades for years under normal and correct use.
Cutting Pliers – This is the most used tool for a Maker. Perfect for removing support material and reshaping small portions of a print.
Last but not least we have the essential items.
Exacto Knives – Extra blades included.
A set of Allen Keys – You can never have enough Allen Keys.
Tweezers, no Maker kit would be complete without them. Most often used to grab the plastic that dribbles between prints or during heat up
Shipping Info
If oustide the US or in Alaska / Hawaii please email us jim@makermodder.com
US rates:
- 1 kit – $10.00
- 2 kits – $15.00
- 3 kits Free shipping
Kit Gallery
MakerModder is an American company. Founded in Boulder County Colorado. We do all the assembly of the kits by hand here in the US. If outside out shipping areas contact us by email.
