Bridge bag clip (open source)

Have you ever looked at your 3D printed bag clips and thought “this is not overengineered enough?”. Well, this one will solve this problem! But it also has some practical advantages: you can close wide bags without having to fold them.On A1 mini, the maximum width of the bag/package being closed is 21cmOn bigger printers (with 256mm bed) it's 31cmThe actual space for the bag is rather thin, so it's best suited for wide, flat packages made of thin plastic film, e.g. tortillas, nori sushi wrappers, etc. Source: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/fc80efe05996666f69b7e932/w/dc10921a8677391a58c96d1f/e/7fa2cc8708c88bdb0d618f05Why a bridge?Because it's built like an inverted truss bridge – to even out the pressure applied to the bag and to minimize warping and bending.Assembly Insert “Lock B” part into one of the clip parts, near the notch/protrusion, but from the back:Put the two halves together side by side and insert the first half of the hinge. Note that it should be inserted f