
S-biners are common useful tools for all kinds of light-weight, small connection needs. Â They're good for things like keychains and other random attachment needs, and perhaps you'll find a good use for yourself.Â
I recommend printing in PETG for the flexibility and plasticity. Â PLA is likely too brittle for the clip gate to work well.Â
The “small” version is about as small as you can go with a .4mm nozzle.  The “medium” is a good standard size.  Scale it up if you like for bigger applications - should still work.Â
After printing, let the print cool, then apply a light twisting motion to move the gate to the inside of the clip on each end. Â Flexing the gate too far into the clip may plastically deform the gate and make it not spring all the way back into the closed position.Â
S-Clip S-Biner
by Adam Kimmerly · original on Printables ↗
Gadgets / Other Gadgets
♥ 248⬇ 2.1k🖨 27 prints
Print profiles
S-Clip_Small.stlDEFAULT
⏱ time and weight estimated after preparation · 1 material(s)
Made to order: we prepare this file when you order, which adds a few minutes before printing starts.
Prints on: A1 mini 0.4PLA
Order this print
S-Clip_Standard.stl
⏱ time and weight estimated after preparation · 1 material(s)
Made to order: we prepare this file when you order, which adds a few minutes before printing starts.
Prints on: A1 mini 0.4PLA
Order this print