The ULTIMATE BoneBag Remix 2.0 is here and it prints PRE-ASSEMBLED! Break free from the limitation of the original! No more breaking during assembly, or falling apart after a few days of light use! The joints are now encapsulated and stronger than ever before! That means they cannot be detached, but they shouldn't ever fail due to light  wear and tear either! It can even be printed in PLA Silk! The new redesign features an increased capacity for storage at the bottom level as the obstructing bone that was needlessly at the bottom has been trimmed out to only exist externally. Improved “tail” bone that not only looks much better, but will print WITHOUT failure AND help keep your small items from falling out! There are now also additional small ribs that will assist in retaining your small items. The handle features a redesign now having the classic tried and true dovetail grove connecting it. I printed the handle sub-optimally in regards to structural strength of the dovetail in PLA Silk, in an arch position, and it easily handled heavy abuse while carrying 20lbs/9.09kgs of steel weights! The handle is compatible with the original design. Last but not least, there is now a protruding housing near the top that can house 10mm x 3mm round magnets to function as a clasp! No longer will the top just simply flop open exposing your precious cargo to loss or theft! This model has the same improved, very strong, collar bone that I have already posted which is compatible with the original design.

Key features in list format:

-Pre-Assembled main body of bag (ribs cannot be removed and are permanently fixed into joint, which is fantastic!). No longer will the ribs pop apart when you open the bag. Reliable longevity! I CAN CONFIRM THIS ALLOWS IT TO BE PRINTED IN PLA SILK!!!

-Added geometry able to accept two 10mm x 3mm magnets to function as a clasp to hold the collar bone opening together and keep the bag closed as it otherwise loosely flops open while handling the bag.

-Dovetail Joint connection for Handle (able to withstand abuse with at least 20lbs/9.07kgs of steel weights in it!). The original broke almost instantly from regular light use.

-Upgraded anatomically beautiful “tail" bone that is much stronger and longer to retain items in bag better.

-Additional small ribs to retain items in bag better.

-Re-cut bottom sides so they are no longer needlessly in the way of your items fitting in!

-Bottom of bag has been widened by 34mm. It isn't as seamlessly sculpted as original.

-The same superior collar bone design I have already posted as a replacement part if you have already printed the original.

If you have not yet seen the original post for this design by @鸦鸦101 / @yaya_101, please make sure you stop over there to pay tribute by Liking and Downloading to give them the points they deserve!

The support must be removed VERY carefully! Do not rush or force the sides open or apart until the supports are sufficiently removed! I suggest using needle-nose pliers. I suggest grabbing the top of the support and twisting the needle nose pliers clockwise and counter-clockwise to wiggle the supports loose without using too much force. Disconnect as many as you possibly can from any-and-all angles before removing large chunks! I even used the tip of the needle-nose pliers to stab in between the ribs to push them into the chest cavity to help with detaching them if there was not enough room to grab the branches. Experiences and results may vary depending on the size of the needle-nose pliers you use. There may of course be better tools at your disposal!

There are a TON of non-manifold errors, but it will still print without issue as I have printed two so far. You can always slice the file and view it layer by layer to spot any defects with any model.

This is best printed in PETG or ASA as they can handle day to day use better than other filaments, but it can be printed in abolsutely any filament on the market for the first time! Reinforced fiber filament were featured on a YouTuber's video where he made the original model; but you shouldn't use such filaments on something you will handle daily with your bare hands as you run the risk of getting those fibers in your skin, and then on your face, in your eyes, and in your body via your hands…

Assembly:

May require filing down dovetails joints if there is any sagging or deformation of the geometry.