Presenting the Mini FlexiBag. This is a complete redesign of my original Doll Bagg Bag ([https://makerworld.com/en/models/2842757-doll-bagg-bag#profileId-3169381](https://makerworld.com/en/models/2842757-doll-bagg-bag#profileId-3169381)). I got requests from several people to increase the size to something that could be used as a clutch or a purse without thick walls. 

The image below is my 11 year old daughter. She is very excited to start the upcoming school year with a unique bag created by her dad. 

Requirements:
TPU filament for the bag, and PLA for the pins

Note:
This is my first experience with TPU, which can be a finicky material to print with. Do not feed it through the AMS, unless you enjoy disassembling it to remove stuck filament. (Bambu Lab Maker's Supply now sells an AMS compatible TPU filament @ [https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/tpu-for-ams](https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/tpu-for-ams)) Use the external spool holder if you are not using Bambu Lab's TPU for AMS.

Printing Details:
This model take a long time to print with the proper settings. Supports are needed for the bag itself, but not the straps or pins. 

Print Settings: All settings below are included in the .3mf

Bag & Straps:

TPU

External Spool

.2mm Layer Height

Initial Layer 20mm/s

Initial Layer Infill 30mm/s

Outer Wall, Inner Wall, Sparse Infill, & Internal Solid Infill 40mm/s

Twist Pins:

PLA Matte Ivory White

.12mm High Quality Settings

Assembly:

Simply press the outer shell of the twist pins through the straps and bag, then insert and twist the screw pin into the shell. The screws are tight, but can be easily twisted by hand.