Bag clip

[eflyguy]

I’m out of bag clips (where do they go??) and after a brief search on Amazon, said to myself I am not paying for something so simple.

I came up with this. I cut a few out of Lauan underlayment plywood, 3/16" or so (0.2) - 145/full on my Pro.

Works for me. Pretty trivial but handy, now my remaining (expensive) clips can live on the side of the fridge again holding important papers…

[Jules]

Great idea! (I use clothespins.)

[rbtdanforth]

When these break that is what I have been using . or before they break can also hang them

Hooks

for some time now I have wanted more places to put things where I know where they are and there are many places to hang a free-floating (not nailed or glued down) hook. This morning I sat down and made two and scaled them up and down to fit some of the excess scrap that is piling up. Not a difficult project but one that it has taken me months to get to the point of doing it. [hook] [hook2]

[kittski]

The bag clips are hanging out with the socks somewhere lol. Nice design, I’m going to cut a dozen of these.

[arh2]

I’m with @Jules, use clothespins. BUT, they run out too sometimes, so I’ll make some of these to supplement. Thanks for the share!

[cynd11]

Hey, thanks! Always a fan of the practical cuts.

[leenanj]

Great idea, something useful to make with all the scrap wood.

[rbtdanforth]

@arh2

I’m with @Jules, use clothespins.

Save the springy bits and make nice wide clips?

[ptodd]

I too started using clothespins this year. Still, think I’ll have to run a few of these off. Thank you for the share!

[eflyguy]

Thanks for the replies.

Clothespins may work, but these give me more satisfaction…