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Venus Flytrap Snack Clips - Bag Clips 3d model

Venus Flytrap Snack Clips - Bag Clips

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The Venus Snack Trap! - Advanced

This plant is perfect for displaying in your kitchen so you always have bag clips available.

I designed this to resemble the Venus Flytrap plant as closely as possible while still being functional.

To print this, make sure your printer is calibrated well. The gaps are 0.2mm so you'll have to be sure your printer can handle those tolerances.

I printed the traps on their side using tree supports which remove fairly easily

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Community Makes (13)

These work great on so many bags. I do have to use something like a cloth or something similar to get a better grip to be able to push the clip tight but that is a personal hand issue I’m sure.

What a great print! Everything printed perfectly!

Very nice, turned out great! Works like a charm too.

printing on its side with "critical support only" seems to be the best result. I slowed down to 50/60mm/s and compared with 100-200mm/s and saw no appreciable difference, other than saving about 38% on print time on my Bambu p1s.
some small overhang ugliness around the locking mechanism, but some careful sanding fixed that up for me.

10/10 this is super neat, and a welcome addition to my kitchen

Finally done! Took me WEEKS to get my printer refurbished and calibrated but I really wanted to make some of these plant prints.

Here is my first make! Not too shabby. I printed the base with zero infill and no top layers so I could add the rocks. I'll probably modify the file so I can print with a solid top just recessed to use less rocks next time. Also used a Dremel to notch the traps so the latch has something to bite onto. Has a nice satisfying snap sound now when engaging the lock.

That's genious! I rushed to print a test and it works like charm! Printing the rest now!

Community Makes (13)

Discussions

gacky2k2 years ago

Rawr!!

jedichevy2 years ago

If you print again, try one using only critical supports. I did a side by side comparison and couldn't really tell any difference between the two, and saved a significant amount of filament

ExllntButtz2 years ago

Very nice, turned out great! Works like a charm too.

PrinterBambu Lab X1

Print bed sizeX: 256 mm; Y: 256 mm; Z: 256 mm

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

SupportsTree

driman031 year ago

YoungPrint3D1 year ago

These work great on so many bags. I do have to use something like a cloth or something similar to get a better grip to be able to push the clip tight but that is a personal hand issue I’m sure.

excalibur56812 years ago

Here is my first make! Not too shabby. I printed the base with zero infill and no top layers so I could add the rocks. I'll probably modify the file so I can print with a solid top just recessed to use less rocks next time. Also used a Dremel to notch the traps so the latch has something to bite onto. Has a nice satisfying snap sound now when engaging the lock.

becki9072 years ago

What a great print! Everything printed perfectly!

PrinterPrusa MK4

MaterialPLA

SupportsTree

joshmikeking2 years ago

Finally done! Took me WEEKS to get my printer refurbished and calibrated but I really wanted to make some of these plant prints.

ForgeCore2 years ago

Looks great!

nick.granger5172 years ago

Your print photo on the assembly didn’t fully upload, so its missing most of the information

ForgeCore2 years ago

Working on fixing these... There is a workaround in the meantime. If you right-click the small picture on the right and select open image in a new webpage it will "uncrop" and display correctly.

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