AlienGear CloakTuck Belt Clip

I broke a clip the other day and didn't have anymore spares, but then I remembered that what I do have is a printer. This is a straight copy with some minor alterations for easier/better printing. I don't think I got the geometry of the countersink and screw head 100% perfect but it's close enough to work just fine. Included is a STEP and F3D for ease of remix.

Should work well with almost all filaments, fibrous or not, due to the nature of the part being generally low stress and low load. Surprisingly I've actually had the best luck with PLA over PETG and even ABS (all Bambu 'Basic') mostly due to better layer adhesion. ABS might be better if you smooth it, but I didn't bother to try.

Stiffness and layer adhesion is paramount, so slow speed and high temps are the way to go (the screw will literally split the clip in half if adhesion is poor). Make sure the part is either all walls or 100% concentric infill, 0.2 layers should be fine but finer would probably give better results, and I use a brim because the long and thin cross section is prone to lifting in my experience. Supports are not required and not sure why you wouldn't, but it needs to be printed on it's side since if you do it on its back or at a 45 it will snap like a twig when you flex it to get it on or off your belt.