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The tool I use the most is a pair of needle-nosed tweezers. Invaluable for cleaning the nozzle, and pulling off stray bits of filament. Littauer (suture) scissors - the type with the notch in the blade - are also useful for cutting stray bits of plastic away in mid-print sometimes.
after actually looking, not just using the search function, i actually found a topic right below this one. urgh. my stupidity knows no bounds it would seem
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The tool I use the most is a pair of needle-nosed tweezers. Invaluable for cleaning the nozzle, and pulling off stray bits of filament. Littauer (suture) scissors - the type with the notch in the blade - are also useful for cutting stray bits of plastic away in mid-print sometimes.
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