The snowball clips sold are very large and require both hands to operate, which greatly reduces the efficiency: clamp the snow with both hands, release the clip, and hold the snowball with your hands, slowly, too slowly.

Use this, insert your thumb into the round hole, clamp the small ball between your index and middle fingers, grab a handful of snow, and a snowball will be formed. Press it with the other hand to make it stronger, and then you can throw it out (pay attention to safety and do not throw it out) Throw the clip out too)

One-piece molding, one model is printed directly. After printing, it can be used together. 0.4mm is reserved for the hinge axis. Under normal printing conditions, the two halves will open and close smoothly.

It looks a little small for adults, and the maximum opening angle is about 35 degrees. For hand-made models, it is recommended to adjust the model proportions. It is 100% usable, but it needs to be refilled several times when collecting snow.

The shape of the snowball after pressing it is still gravel-like and is not easy to bond. It may need to be hammered to shape. If it is soft cotton snow, you can directly open it to make a snowball. Children who have had snow battles understand this.

This is how children use it. The ball clip can be opened very wide, making it easy to catch snow.

Printing does not require support, takes about 2 hours and 11 minutes to print, and uses 51g of filament.

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