TL;DR

Reduced to the max clip to “close” chips bags.

update

• added 5, 10, 15 and 20 mm thickness for stronger wife approved ones.
• The parameter thickness did that if you like to make other sizes.
• The 20 mm version is best.

Motivation

Saw this in reddit without STL file and made a similar one as FreeCAD exercise.
Have fun with the freecad source it's fully parametric.

Let's get started

Most important first step
is to buy a bag of chips
than open it carefully and
enjoy while watching the printer.

The long story…

In the mystical mountains of Serenity Peak, there existed an ancient order of highly skilled superhuman monks known as the "Chippers." These extraordinary individuals possessed an incredible ability that set them apart from the rest of the world – they could eat only a few chips from an open bag and then magically seal it shut again.

The origins of this unique power were shrouded in mystery, passed down through generations as a treasured secret of the Chippers. Legend spoke of a wise sage who discovered the art of perfect chip consumption during a deep meditation under a starlit sky. As the story went, the sage had come across a bag of crispy potato chips, but he did not wish to indulge in excessive eating. With a focused mind and disciplined spirit, he took only a few chips from the bag and then, to his astonishment, the bag sealed itself as if untouched.

From that moment onward, the monks of Serenity Peak devoted themselves to mastering this extraordinary skill. They believed that controlling their appetites was not only a display of self-discipline but also a symbol of respect for nature's abundance. The Chippers vowed to never waste any food and to cherish each morsel as a precious gift from the universe.

At the heart of their training was a tranquil temple, nestled amidst the serene beauty of the mountains. Here, the young apprentices dedicated their days to rigorous mental and physical exercises. Under the watchful eyes of the wise elders, they learned to focus their energy, channeling it into the very essence of the chips before them.

Every monk knew that their true test awaited them in the Chamber of Temptation. This sacred chamber held an endless supply of chips of all flavors, textures, and aromas, arranged in an enticing display. The monks had to resist the overwhelming temptation to indulge and instead master the art of taking only what was necessary.

One bright morning, a young monk named Kael arrived at the Chamber of Temptation for his final test. His heart pounded with both excitement and apprehension as he stepped inside. He was met with the intoxicating aroma of chips, but he knew he must remain steadfast.

With great care and utmost reverence, Kael approached the nearest bag of chips. Taking a deep breath, he plucked a mere three chips from the bag. He could feel the energy of the chips surging through him, and his hands trembled slightly as he sealed the bag shut.

The room seemed to shimmer with a golden light as a sense of tranquility washed over Kael. He had done it – he had become a true Chipper. The elders, who had been observing in silence, smiled warmly and nodded in approval.

From that day forward, Kael became known as the Chipper Master, and he humbly accepted his role as the guardian of this sacred tradition. With each passing year, new apprentices arrived at the temple to learn from his wisdom and guidance.

Beyond the boundaries of Serenity Peak, the world continued to whirl with chaos, but within the temple's walls, harmony reigned. The Chippers remained true to their ancient art, cherishing not only the simple joy of eating chips but also the profound lesson of balance and moderation.

And so, the legend of the Chippers lived on, a testament to the power of discipline, respect, and the extraordinary ability to enjoy just a few chips and close the bag once more. (AI)

Can I sell copies of this?

Yes! Yahbluez shared this project under the GNU GPL v3.0 license. This license allows selling copies, but you must provide proper attribution and use the GPL 3.0 license, as detailed in the GPL v3.0 license itself. You have not the right to use any other licence than GNU GPL 3.0.