Filament type: PETG or PLA

Layer height: 0.20mm

Infill: 15-20%

Supports: None

Wall count: 4

Estimated filament used: 62 Grams

Print difficulty: Easy

Print time: About 2 Hours and 40 Minutes

Added materials: None

Tools needed: None

Post processing: None

Time to assemble: 5 Minutes

Assembly Process: Connect each pair of guides by pushing them into the rectangular holes on the base, then insert the bag holders into each guide.

Functional Use: This device is a base with clips that holds a sandwich or storage bag open and upright, so a person can fill it without holding it open with the other hand.

Relevant Occupations: Meal Preparation

Client Factors: May be relevant when pinch strength, muscle endurance, or bilateral coordination is reduced.

Performance Skills: The holder keeps the bag open, so the client fills it with one hand rather than holding the bag open and filling it at the same time, which lowers the bilateral coordination demand.

Safety Considerations: The holder keeps the bag open but does not support the weight of the contents, so fill it on a counter to avoid a spill.

Limitations: A heavy or unsteady bag can pull free or tip if the device is used improperly. It is not a cleared medical device, so its use must be a clinical decision made by the treating occupational therapist.

Issues: None

Recommendations: You need to duplicate the sleeves and bag holder clips before printing. The design is meant to hold the bag open, not support the weight of the objects in the bag.

Ease of use: Easy

Test results or review: The part works as intended.

Original file link: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-ziploc-bag-holder-46510

Creator credit: Pilch Prints

License: MyMiniFactory - Credit - Remix - Noncommercial