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Minimalist SD cards and USB stick holder

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Minimalist USB sticks and SD cards holder for 5 cards, 5 sticks with small drawer for other stuff

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Model information

Category
Office
License
GNU General Public License v3.0

About Minimalist SD cards and USB stick holder


This sleek, 3D-printable organizer is designed to neatly store and display your SD cards and USB sticks in a compact, modern form.

Key features:

  • Slim profile for space-efficient storage
  • Multiple slots to accommodate CD cards and various USB stick sizes
  • Clean, minimalist aesthetic to complement any desk or workspace
  • Easy access design for quick retrieval of items
  • Customizable size options to fit your specific needs

 

Willing to customise this and obtain CAD file?
Check NO LOGO version as a store model here.
Store model contains STEP file and double size model files.

 

Print guidelines

Here are print guidelines for you to follow in order to have decent success with printing parts:

3d printing processFDM (fused deposition modeling)
Infill typeSupport cubic, Grid, Honeycomb, Cubic
MaterialAny
Infill percentage25%
Layer heightRecommended: 0.2mm
Wall countRecommended: 4
Solid top/bottom layersRecommended: 5
Extrusion widthForced 0.4mm

 

Side notes to the print guidelines

A wall count of 4 is an absolute must to ensure the structural integrity of the parts.

 

File naming for printed parts

The parts use this naming convention:

Count of partsFiles have “x1” to “x4” at the end of any STL file. The number represents the count of identical parts to be printed.

Example: holder_x1 (in this case you will need to print 1 part)

 

Special thanks

To all great 3DP community supporting what I do in so many amazing ways.

 

Change log

DateRevision and changes
06.10.2024Initial version (R1.0)

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