Supernote Nomad Elastic Grip with Pen Holder

Made this holder with elastic so I can stand and hold it with much less fear of dropping it, especially while walking. I wanted it low profile so it still sits pretty much flush against the table and I can write on it without it really rocking. And it's still sturdy enough and holds on to The Nomad without any magnets. I also built in a pen holder that keeps the pen in place and won't fall out, and I raised it enough so that it doesn't interfere with magnetic charging adapter l am using.

A couple notes: 

The pen holder is designed for use with a Sharpie S-gel, but any pen with am approximate diameter of 10mm in the center will work. The S-get is 10.2mm, and it is a little tight at first (especially if you don't clear out all the support interface. lol), but loosens up after 20 or so uses, but still solidly grips after several thousand uses.
 

The knit elastic band I used was approximately 130x30x1.5mm. (I used something similar to these I found at a dollar store - Link:https://www.etsy.com/market/30mm_elastic_band) The file should have an pause at approximately 2mm layer height so you can insert an elastic band, and the pieces are placed about 130mm apart so you can lay the band inside (I also added a bit of super glue for extra security) and continue printing.

There should also be Manual supports painted in the file so the slicer doesn't try to support the area where the band will be embedded, and for easier removal of the pen supports. I used normal snug supports, but your preferred support settings should work fine.