Atomic flash drive holder

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This is a fun and easy-to-print memory stick holder I made some time ago to keep all my memory sticks and accessories organized in one place.\nIt's one of my first 3D printing projects, and it turned out great, so I decided not to keep it to myself but share it with fellow makers instead...\nI designed it with the necessary support features built-in, making it clip together easily - if everything goes smoothly during the print process. I also added a size cube for accurate scaling.\nI used Ultimaker's blue filament and printed at 0.1mm layer height @ 60mms.\nI hope you enjoy using it!\nNote: Meddling with things that take thousands of years to decompose can be hazardous. This project is just a reminder, and I made it for fun.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: Ultimaker\nPrinter: Ultimaker 2\nRafts: Yes\nSupports: No\nResolution: 0.1mm\nNotes:\nThe model includes all necessary supports and clips together with pins.\nFor the best results, use a brim instead of a raft if possible.\nI printed it using Ultimaker's blue PLA filament, which is similar to sticky butter and prints well.\nPost-Printing\nRemove the brim and supports, then assemble the pieces... It should fit tightly in place. You can also glue it if desired.