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Bag Clip for Snacks & Food Storage | 3D Printed Kitchen Tool

Bag Clip for Snacks & Food Storage | 3D Printed Kitchen Tool, design preview, turn three quarter

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What it does

  • Keeps chips, cereal, and snacks fresh by sealing open bags tight
  • Simple clip-on design, works on any plastic bag in seconds
  • Compact and reusable; perfect for pantry and countertop organization
  • Designed for everyday kitchen use by makers who get it

This handy bag clip is one of those 3D printed kitchen accessories that just makes sense. Clip it onto open bags of chips, coffee, cereal, or anything else you want to keep fresh, and you're done. No more stale snacks or messy rubber bands.

The design is straightforward and functional, it grips plastic bags securely and stays put. Toss a few in your pantry, keep one by the coffee station, or use them anywhere you've got half-open bags taking up space. It's the kind of little upgrade that quietly improves your day.

Originally designed in Google SketchUp and shared by Erik, this clip proves that sometimes the best tools are the simplest ones. We print each one fresh when you order, so you get a practical kitchen helper that actually works.

3.6k downloads in the maker community. That is interest in the design on the site it came from, not our sales.

What you get

  • This design prints as one piece.
  • Nothing else to print or buy for this to work.

What it is made of

Designs like this print well in PLA. Compare the materials.

Printed plastic is strong for its size, but it is not metal. We have not load tested this design, so we do not publish a weight rating. Keep it out of a hot car and away from open flame.

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Who made this design

Designed by Erik. We did not draw it.

Shared under GNU GPL. See the original design