🦎 Introducing the Happy Iguana Clip Clamp: Your New Partner in Smiles! 🦎

Tired of mundane clips and clamps that lack personality? Meet your new desk buddy, the Happy Iguana Clip Clamp! This adorable little reptile is here to add a splash of whimsy and charm to your kitchen and workspace.

With its infectious grin and playful demeanor, this cheerful iguana is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face every time you see it. But don't let its cuteness fool you - this little guy means business when it comes to keeping things tidy and organized!

Featuring a tail that doubles as a convenient hanger, my happy iguana is ready to lend a helping hand (or tail) in drying your kitchen cleaning rags or holding onto important notes and memos. And while its clamp might not bench press like a heavyweight, it still manages to securely grip items (within reason, of course) between its jaws, making it the perfect assistant for light-duty tasks.

Crafted with love and precision, the Happy Iguana Clip Clamp is a labor of dedication. And the best part? It's incredibly easy to print! No supports needed, fast printing with minimal waste, and only four filament changes in the two color version.

So why settle for ordinary clips and clamps when you can have a delightful companion that not only adds personality to your workspace but also makes your life easier? Download the Happy Iguana Clip Clamp today and let the joy begin!

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Notes

I highly recommend printing the file in it´s original size.
(Lenght is about 12.5 cm / 5 inches and width is 3 cm / 1.2 inches).

Scaling it down will affect the clip/clamp usability and force when scaled too small (I don´t recommend less than <70%).
Scaling up works much better, but it won´t work aswell with smaller objects like notes etc. Biggest one in the images is 150%.

Printed with Bambu Lab X1C using 0.4 mm nozzle and a textured plate with NO glue or brims.

The jaw clamp takes some force to open and it works best when pressed from behind the neck and behind the front legs (as shown in the GIF) and it also helps greatly when items are inserted as far as possible into the teeth to have more contact area.

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