Universal Spring Clip

Universal spring clip in two sizes.Small one with single spring for general use and bigger one with dual springs when you need some extra strength.Sturdy and reliable clips that simply work when you need them.Inserts. Did I really overcomplicated my design adding them? No, and let me explain why.Typical clips use metal springs. The springs are tensioned so the clip works from the very beginning. 3D printed spring is not pre-tensioned at all. There is no initial compressive force. Thats not all, it’s even worse. Plastic deforms during the first few uses, which creates a gap between the ends of the clip's jaws. You can counteract both of these effects by printing the clasp jaws at a greater angle than they will be used and then inserting elements between them that will pre-tension the spring. Otherwise, add inserts!If you are not convinced, print the clip without inserts, use it 10 times and then try to grab a piece of paper with it’s tip. Good luck! ;)If you decide to print clips I’m presenting here, please use PETG for main body and anything you want for the inserts. I never tried to use TPU but that should greatly increase the grip!IMPORTANT!!! Do not print it with 2 walls as it will create infill gap inside spring. That can lead to less springness, faster deform or break. Please use at least 3 walls.Inserts should be pressed into main body without the need of glue. I added files with 0.05 mm (good calibrated), 0.1mm (standard) and 0.2mm (for those not so much calibrated or older printers) clearance. Everyone should be able to find right insert clearance for printer owned :)Check download section for Small / Big Clip and coresponding clearance in the file name (0.05; 0.1, 0.2).Choose Main Body for Small or Big Clip, then left and right insert for it with clearance that work for you. Use 0.1mm if you are not sure, check if it fits correctly after print, if not then simply reprint insers with bigger/smaller clearance.If you like the model and you want to give it thum