usb a cap 3d models

A simple cap for a USB flash drive, with a lanyard/keychain hole. This is specifically designed to match the shape of the SAMSUNG MUF-256AB/AM FIT Plus 256GB - 400MB/s USB 3.1 Flash Drive, but can be used for anything. It doesn't grip the flash drive...

Another version of the usb holder but better with a tray. It can hold 18 USB A sticks in total. I might update this and add more variants soon. The overall profile is lower so the sticks will not fall out and the tray helps keep the holder from...

Another version of the usb holder but better with a tray. It can hold 18 USB A sticks in total. I might update this and add more variants soon. The overall profile is lower so the sticks will not fall out and the tray helps keep the holder from...

Another version of the usb holder but better with a tray. It can hold 18 USB A sticks in total. I might update this and add more variants soon. The overall profile is lower so the sticks will not fall out and the tray helps keep the holder from...

Another version of the usb holder but better with a tray. It can hold 18 USB A sticks in total. I might update this and add more variants soon. The overall profile is lower so the sticks will not fall out and the tray helps keep the holder from...

... identified as USB #2, was created by an individual named Jitender Chaurasia, who goes by the alias JittuARTS. ...In addition to this, there is another render labeled USB #3 that was also produced, but this time by a person known as Jorge Steban.

... http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:47956 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=47956 Instructions Using the following settings: USB Port on 1st Plate USB-A Slot in Bottom of 1st Plate HDMI Socket on 2nd Plate

This is a handmade USB organizer inspired by porcupines, capable of holding up to 10 USB sticks in a compact two-line design. I required an organizer that catered to my unique needs, but existing products typically featured a single row of USB...

This model is a standard USB A Plug.Fusion360:If you want to make changes or link the model feel free to follow this link:https://a360.co/2UeSXIW

Post-Printing Instructions: After printing is complete, cut and remove the USB A connector from an ordinary male USB A to Micro USB B cable. Then insert the cable into the new adapter. Next, solder the wires together again. ...Finally, push the...

Another version of the usb holder but better with a tray. It can hold 18 USB A sticks in total. I might update this and add more variants soon. The overall profile is lower so the sticks will not fall out and the tray helps keep the holder from...

Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Prusa I3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 10% Design Overview I aimed to design a USB organizer that could accommodate two rows of sticks, but all available options only...

Put all your USB keys in one place.

Create a protective cover for your USB A breakout card using Tinkercad's design capabilities. This custom case fits perfectly, securing your device with ease. Simply use hot glue or a reliable adhesive to bond the pieces together. ...Purchase this...

... **give me some feedback**, because I don't have a 3D Printer to test this. So, **some measures may be narrow**. #### Measures (mm) Holder: 100 x 30 x 17 Cover: 100 x 30 x 71 (1 mm thickness) Holder with cover: 100 x 30 x 76 Hold 5 USB Type-A Sticks

A simple cap for a USB flash drive, with a lanyard/keychain hole. This is specifically designed to match the shape of the SAMSUNG MUF-256AB/AM FIT Plus 256GB - 400MB/s USB 3.1 Flash Drive, but can be used for anything....

Download this adorable USB design, expertly created using Solidworks; it's ready for you to utilize and relish!

I've been without a working mobile phone charger and lacked a RAMPS PSU, but everything changed when I got my hands on this solution.\nPost-Printing\nThe circuit board from the charger was removed, followed by an array of hot-gluing steps:\nThe board...

Improved cap that's easer to print and has a tighter fit.

Capuchon femelle - femelle pour protéger les prises USB A et Lightning d'un câble Apple pour iPhone, tout en bouclant ce câble.Ajustement juste serré pour qu'il ne parte pas et qu'il n'abime pas la prise. Si l'imprimante est précise !Instructions...

Support to install in a container and extract the USB cable to the outside. External USB. ... Needed: 4x Tornillos M2,5 x longitud (a convenir) 1x Tornillo M2,5 x 6mm 1x soporte plástico tapa/tipo abrazadera cables

Replacement USB Port Cover for the Nitecore HC65. ...It may or may not fit the HC60 as well. Note: 3D printed parts usually aren't waterproof, so don't go swimming with the HC65 if you've had to replace the cap! ... Category: Tool Holders & Boxes

This is a handy adapter that fits snugly into the USB Type A port, transforming it into a data-only cable. The 5V power supply is cleverly insulated. Its primary function is to serve as a connection between a printer and its host, ensuring the...

You frequently leave your flash drives scattered about. ... Well, check out this little holder that you can attach to your desk to stash your USB keys.

The USB panel mount features showcased on wanhunglo.com can be accessed via https://www.wanhunglo.com/2019/diy-usb-and-sata-panel-mount-connectors-p13. If possible, utilizing the original RSDOC file from RS DesignSpark is highly recommended, as it...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/ghuJAtAAkOS the trick is that you can use the fillament of 1.75mm as link to the both caps no glue or screw needed

This adorable lyrebird keychain turns your standard USB storage device into a cute collectible that's easy to spot on your workspace. ...Personalize its base with any message you like, giving it a unique touch that reflects your personality.

It wasn't easy, considering the thermal expansion and contraction of the part due to the manufacturing method.Also added a small tab with a slot, so that the cap would be attachable, via a string, to the stick's tab.Final result: deviation of up to...

I lost the silicon cap for my bike computer. ...There is no repleacement part to buy so I made my own. The holding pin needs some force to set, I used a small screwdriver to push it in.

I was getting tired of the little L2 shoulder button moving around, and I never really use my USB port, so I designed a cover to secure the button, and keep gunk out of the USB port. It fits almost flush, and takes a bit of effort to get back out. I...