Wera style handle for the MakerWorld Weeding Tool, with a clear marking on the grip.

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The MakerWorld Weeding Tool is genuinely great. The only weak point is, it comes without a handle. This model fixes that by giving it a dedicated handle in the familiar, ergonomic Wera style shape.

About the print profiles. They are set up as full three color profiles, which makes sense on H2C or H2D machines. On single nozzle printers this would generate a lot of purge waste.

If you remove the third color, you get an affordable two color print where only the size marking on the handle is highlighted.

If you remove two colors, you end up with a fast single color print. The former color areas remain embossed and can easily be highlighted with paint if you like.

This model prints best with AMS using multicolor. A Bambu Lab H2D or H2C is ideal for handling all three colors smoothly.

The design benefits especially from TPU for AMS as the third filament. When the third color is printed in TPU, the first two colors should be PETG or another compatible filament.

With TPU, the third color becomes true function rather than deco, creating the best grip for your Tools.

The weeding tool needle slide straight into the handle and ist secured with the BT2.6-8 Screw. Solid, simple, and reliable.

Part #11 in my Core Tools Design Journey.