Generic Nano Holder

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I printed the Nano Holder by TheCaveFire, tried to install my nano and realized the generic models have diodes in the way on the bottom. After a little fidgeting, i discovered a few things i would like to change about it. I cut out a groove on the usb end on the bottom side of the PCB to accommodate the diodes under the generic nano. I widened the post/tab that retains the LED end (the side with 2 screw holes), i also trimmed it at about a 45° so that it wouldn't need support, but still gives a little thumb grab. The tab snapped off right after i touched it on the original, but i'm a 3Dprinting noob, so maybe i printed it bad, but this is literally my first remix and my first time opening blender in literally a decade, so i hope y'all like it. I also extended the little retaining ridge, mine printed pretty snug. I pretty much doubled the side walls to give a little side-to-side retention strength, i also clipped the top of the boxed corners to require less flex to install the nano, as well as beveled them at a 45° to make the over hang more printable. You should NOT need supports, i found them annoyingly ineffective or requiring too much post processing. I printed without supports, had a little stringing to deal with post processing, but i think my PLA needs to spend more time in the dryer. This was a practice for me, major thanks to TheCaveFire, since the dimensions are mostly there, just my generic nano couldn't sit in it. I'd love feedback, good or bad. P.S. @50mm/s, i get a 24min print, @100mm/s, i get 21min print, 100% infill, so no matter how you slice it (pun intended) it's still a >30min print.