As an avid car enthusiast and problem solver, I've always been intrigued by the intersection of design and functionality. Living in a region where winters bring icy challenges to daily life, I found myself frustrated by the lack of a truly efficient ice scraper for my car windshield.

One frosty morning, as I stood shivering in the cold, scraping away at my windshield with a subpar tool, I had an epiphany. Why not create something better? Something that not only cut through ice effortlessly but also made the process quicker and easier?

Fueled by determination, I retreated to my workshop, determined to bring my vision to life. Armed with my engineering background and a passion for innovation, I began sketching out ideas and experimenting with different materials.

After numerous iterations and late nights spent refining my design, I finally had a prototype that I was proud of. It featured a sharp plastic blade for cutting through ice and small, non-sharp spikes to tackle larger chunks. It was lightweight, ergonomic, and incredibly effective.

Excited by the potential of my creation, I decided to share it with the world. I uploaded it to numerous 3d file sharing platforms and got positive feedback.

Description

Get rid of pesky ice and frost from your car windshield with this handy ice scraper! It features a sharp plastic blade that easily cuts through ice, as well as scrapes window frost with no doubt, non-sharp spikes to help you get rid of larger ice chunks. The scraper is lightweight and easy to use, so you can get your windshield clear in no time.

In the First video, we can see how it scrapes solid ice from the windshield, at the time there was no frost to show how it scrapes it but it's scraping it even more easily.

Key Features:

Sharp blade easily cuts through ice
Lightweight and easy to use
Small, non-sharp spikes for larger ice chunks
Won't damage your windshield (plastic blade is too soft to scratch glass but still gets rid of ice)
Print Settings:

Top spikes: 100% infill
Main model part: 30-40% infill
Please note: The 3mf file is already attached to this description with the infill settings already done. If you download the STL file, you will need to increase the top part infill on your slicer. Or print the whole model 100% ifill