Cast Scratcher Wand, 300mm
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Description
A long, thin scratcher wand for reaching down inside a cast. It measures 300 mm long, 8 mm wide and 3 mm thick. Every edge is rounded at 1.4 mm so it slides in smoothly and soothes without catching or scraping skin. One end has a low dome bump, and the other end has a hang hole so the wand can live on a sofa arm, a hook or a loop of cord.
It prints flat on the plate with no supports. The dome peaks at about 4.5 mm.
Remix hooks
- Length (
L, 300 mm): Shorten it for a forearm cast. Lengthen it for a full-leg cast. Stiffness drops as it gets longer, so consider more thickness if you go past 300 mm. - Thickness (
T, 3 mm): Thicker is stiffer but needs a wider gap in the cast. Thinner flexes more and can snap in some filaments. - Width (
W, 8 mm): 8 mm fits most cast gaps. Go narrower for tight padding. - Tip bump: The dome is a flattened sphere (80% height) about 7.6 mm across. Make it taller for a firmer scratch, or remove it for a smooth rounded tip. Add a textured pad or ridges if you want something more aggressive.
- Hang hole (4.5 mm): Fits a small hook, a split ring or thin cord. Enlarge it for a lanyard or carabiner. Move it inward if you want a stronger handle end.
- Edge rounding (1.4 mm): This is close to the maximum for a 3 mm thickness. Reduce it for a crisper profile.
Pairs with
- A sofa-arm hook or a loop of paracord through the hole.
- PETG or nylon for flex and durability. PLA works but is more brittle at this thickness.
- A second copy with a different tip as a spare.
Colour regions
The shaft and handle are one colour, and the bumped tip is another. This is a single printed piece, not an assembly.
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