Trellis Clip for Orchards or Vineyards
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Clip wrapped around a growing shoot to keep it onto the trellis wire
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If you have brambles, raspberries, rose bushes or even grapevines in your garden, you need to attach them onto a trellis to manage their shoot's growth. Especially blackberries can be very nasty and hard to control when trying to tie it with garden twine or string (I even tried cable ties…) So here we go. After some iterations experimenting with different shapes, sizes, angles and infill/perimeter combinations, I came up with this design, which holds even thick sprouts tight, does not slip along the wire, doesn't hurt the plant and can be attached quite easily.
Printed in PETG or ASA in 0,2mm structural IS profile. PA (Nylon) might be even better, but I currently don't have any spools to test with. I went with 7 Perimeters to give it stability and flexibility, so Infill doesn't really matter. Its diameter is 4mm which should fit smaller and bigger sprouts, but should also be scalable. I printed them in white to increase visibility.