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3D printed hand tools that enable to cut filament and remove supports

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Depending on the type of 3D printers, we all know that the use of precision tools is required to cut filament or remove supports during the printing process. Xuron Corp., a manufacturer of electronics grade hand tools, that serves a variety of industries unveiled a pair of precision tools that include an ultra-needle nose pliers and a flush cutter for trimming filament and removing support material from 3D printed parts.

“The two tools include the Model 450 Tweezer-Nose™ Plier which has precise tips capable of holding a human hair and the Model 170-II Micro-Shear® Flush Cutter which produces a clean, square cut using shear action for trimming filament and cleaning up printed parts. Made from alloyed steel and hardened for high reliability and long life, Xuron® 3D Printer Hand Tools have a glare-eliminating black finish to be easy on the eyes and feature contoured, non-slip soft rubber grips and a Light Touch™ return spring. The Model 170-II cutter has an angled head and the Tweezer-Nose™ Plier has precision tips to hold the thinnest parts.”

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