4 filament clips on a brim

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I started out with YAFC, yet another filament clip, to solve my ongoing issue with clips breaking off mid-print due to excessive stress on fragile filament edges. First things first, I decided that preventing corner lifting was crucial to a successful print, so I used 0.5mm brims to anchor each layer firmly in place. I proceeded to print four YAFCs simultaneously, breaking them apart and trimming them with scissors for precision finishing touches - all necessary steps towards achieving the desired level of detail and quality control throughout every single clip's manufacturing process! Upon inspecting these first sets of printed clips, I quickly realized that simply scaling up the original design was not going to yield sufficient results: what's needed here is drastic scale-up of approximately 2500% - any less than this won't deliver a sturdy enough product! However, it turns out that certain modifications have already been successfully tested and proven to enhance performance significantly when applied specifically at key points where stress concentrations often tend to form naturally due mainly operational requirements! To make sure no one mistakes these tweaked YAFC variants as mere afterthoughts rather than deliberate improvements; every single clip still adheres rigidly to established specifications & guidelines previously set forth (25mm in length) and remains entirely interchangeable with originals within contextually compatible environments thus ensuring consistent print quality without unwelcome surprises popping up down road.