3D PLA Printer Tools

[charles meyer]

My talented listmates,

If you were setting up a new 3D print shop which tools would you buy?

I used a "dental-like" pick + 45 degree nose-head pliers. 

This looked good especially for the price.

https://www.amazon.com/Motanar-Printer-Cleaning-Different-Tweezers/dp/B0D9SR7P52?crid=12CW41R5U2PWH&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.bsGP5y1wjQ_p4xSZQCQQrSS1vywN2b9sJdkmN6a01TPZt5uvoQUu9wqh1cy6_N23EVthSk7idOl04UHb7sVXADXoMZ8RTmRhV_-4By6j4Z8SwAIu_D7NSt049Qvxq-uqKq02fRH84Z9pzynoo2b03tjo6-8dt1VaAZE9H9Ya4L01Aowp8A6F-Bz_94GhsGCiwDVabrREAOm3xyOpeBsXHQAFpt8YXkKC9GWBPnHYXJY.0qIWtnM9UM7jl2GLNnbDOxMYvHw-pTwAkmZC6k9GMNw&dib_tag=se&keywords=dental%2Bpicks%2Bstainless%2Bsteel%2Bfor%2B3d%2Bprints&qid=1783273489&sprefix=dental%2Bpicks%2Bstainless%2Bsteel%2Bfor%2B3d%2Bprints%2Caps%2C250&sr=8-10&th=1

Tweezers - Did you find a certain kind or manuafciaurer of tweezers you liked better than others? 

Some squeeze (or pick) better than others.

Sandpaper - did you find you needed a certain grt range? e.g. 80 - 220 or have you mostly used 220?

I've got the sniping cutters which really work well along with straight nose-head pliers.

Thank you,

Charles.