There’s a version with breakaway support that’s built into the file, have you tried that one? It’s a much-improved remix of the file you’re trying to print.
https://www.printables.com/model/64493-dino-clip-mechanical-cam-chip-clip-print-in-place/files
It’s one of my favorite chip clips, here’s my other favorite:
https://www.printables.com/model/44324-crocodile-bag-clip-remix
I printed 5 of the dino clips in multicolor mode without any issues.
It seems you are all so much better than me! 
I will try it with water soluble support…
Try the one I linked before you waste any water soluble supports!
https://www.printables.com/model/64493-dino-clip-mechanical-cam-chip-clip-print-in-place/files
I just printed the dino clip. It’s quite nice, and the break-away support does work well. It took around 1h12m to print, though if you do it with 3 colors, that takes over 6 hours.
Thank you, all!
I’ve printed the original and one of the remixes just fine in PETG on my X1C. They’ve been working great ever since.
It was a while ago so I don’t remember if I set the layer height to 1.5 or just left it at 2 like I usually do.
Smart alec alert.
But . . . why do you need a bag clip for your Bambu? Won’t putting it in a bag make it overheat? 
What are the obvious reason we can’t use the 3mf file directly?
The point you are asking about is explained in the post it was a reply of.
Just one higher up, found by clicking the ‘reply’ link.
As you couldn’t find it, I have provided the quote and the link back to it.
Easy print, no supports, no print-in-place clearances to worry about. Small size, good spring tension, a choice of jaws, best printed with PETG. PLA is not flexible or springy enough to make a good clip.
But my favorite clip is cut from the pants hangers used by some stores. You know, the ones that slip and drop the pants to the floor when you touch them? The steel spring is plenty strong enough for a chip bag.
