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Enclosure clip, snack clip, sealing clip (deep groove)

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50mm, 80mm, 100mm Universal Plate V4
50mm, 80mm, 100mm Universal Plate V4
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1.6 h
1 plate
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150mm Maximum Build Plate V4
150mm Maximum Build Plate V4
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2.3 h
1 plate
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50mm, 80mm, 100mm Universal Plate V3
50mm, 80mm, 100mm Universal Plate V3
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1.5 h
1 plate
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150mm Maximum Build Plate V3
150mm Maximum Build Plate V3
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1.8 h
1 plate
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IKEA’s ubiquitous food clips are perpetually misplaced, a predicament ideally suited for 3D printing solutions

This clip boasts a redesigned structure optimized for 3D printing, maximizing filament efficiency

The small clip requires a mere 7g of filament, while the large one consumes less than 14g

 

I've also included an oversized clip design leveraging diagonal space maximization; download it if needed for securing larger bags of flour or rice

Printing Notes:

  • PLA printing is feasible, though testing reveals inferior strength compared to PETG; PETG is strongly recommended
  • ABS also demonstrates insufficient strength; PETG remains the preferred choice

 

2024-11-27 Update:

  • Following user feedback regarding hinge fragility, a reinforced hinge version has been implemented
  • Chamfers have been optimized for enhanced smoothness and tactile appeal

2024-12-02 Update:

  • Version 3 clasp thickness has been increased, with testing encompassing PETG, PLA, PLA+, PLA silk, and PLA Matte; only PETG and PLA+ proved consistently reliable
  • PETG and PLA+ are recommended; other materials may result in clasp breakage

2024-12-24 Update:

  • Version 4 clasp angle has been refined, with further material testing; this iteration prevents PLA clasp breakage, though strength remains inadequate for thicker items
  • PETG and PLA+ remain the optimal materials

2025-01-08 Edit:

  • Given user reports of ABS brittleness, ABS is discouraged; included are my PETG clasp testing results

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