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Screw-on Bogg Bag Charm. Philadelphia Eagles Logo.

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0.2mm nozzle, 0.1mm layer, 6 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm nozzle, 0.1mm layer, 6 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Philadelphia Eagles Bogg Bag Charm with Screw On Backing. 

 

A MakerWorld request turned into a clean, multi color Eagles logo Bogg Bag charm setup. It’s designed to look crisp from the outside of the bag and lock down tight with a screw on backing so it stays put, even when your bag is getting tossed around like it’s game day. 

 

What’s included in the 3MF: 

The Eagles logo charm face (multi object part so each color stays separate and clean). 

The backing cap that gets glued to the back of the charm and fits into the Bogg Bag hole. 

The threaded post screw that installs from the inside of the bag.

 

Color Suggestions:
This is a four color print and you’ll need an AMS to print it as intended:
Bambu Basic PLA in: 

Light Gray 

Jade White 

Mistletoe Green 

Black

 

Print recommendations: 

Charm face: 0.2 nozzle only. The fine lettering, edges, and tiny details will not come out right on a larger nozzle, so I strongly recommend sticking with a 0.2. The photos shown were printed at 0.10 mm layer height, support free, in the default orientation. 

Backing cap and threaded screw: I actually recommend printing these two parts with a 0.4 nozzle. They’ll come out stronger that way, and the threads tend to feel smoother. If you print the backing and screw with a 0.2 nozzle, the threading can end up a bit snug depending on your calibration and filament, so 0.4 is the safer, sturdier play for the hardware pieces. 

Dry filament helps keep everything clean and reduces stringing, especially on the logo face. 

 

Assembly and install:
Glue the backing cap onto the back of the charm and let it fully cure.
Align the charm on the outside of the bag and stick it into a genuine Bogg hole then thread the screw in from the inside of the bag. 

Snug it down until it’s secure. Done. 

 

Need help or glue recommendations: 

If you have any questions, run into a fit issue, or want my go to glue recommendation for bonding the backing cap to the charm, send me a message. I’m happy to help and I respond pretty quickly. 

 

Not affiliated:
Fan made file for personal use. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Philadelphia Eagles, the NFL, or Bogg. 

 

If you print it, show it off:
Posting a Make and leaving a rating helps a ton. The more downloads this gets, the more MakerWorld points I earn, which turns into Bambu gift cards for filament and printer consumables. Less operating cost means more projects like this getting made and shared.

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