Mini Rack Mounted JumpDrive SD card Holder

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Inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:64847 and expanding on my Mini Rack Mount system (inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1936196), I decided that if you're going to put a Raspberry Pi, some Arduinos in a rack, then what's more vital than a plethora of SD cards and USB drives? TADA! The corner of the design says floppy disks; I was trying to make it funny, but my big nozzle messed it up. It just looks like an imperfection. It is funny though - from floppies to SDs, they really are kind of the exact same thing... Funny how that works. -T P.S. Stay tuned, I'm about to unveil a whopper, and not the kind from BK either. But speaking of BK (Burger King), if you find my designs useful, tips come in handy to feed my cheeseburger addiction... lol A note on scale: Different slicers have different scales; it's best to scale it like this: the dimensions of the face plate are 180mm wide, 50mm tall, and 2mm deep. The dimensions of the tray itself are 164mm wide, 50mm tall, and 17.061mm deep. That is the best way to scale it in different slicers; in Cura, they work out of the box. I only use Slic3r and Cura. I won't be using Cura much longer after they release machine control in the Prusa version of Slic3r. When I design things in Blender, 1 CM is 1 MM, so if I had to guess at a general scale, they're 10x bigger than the real thing. But I always have to scale them up - to be honest, this is one thing I haven't really gotten around to figuring out. In the beginning, I just compared dimensions and then figured out Blender would scale them to be the right size for Cura, so I stopped messing with it... If it's not broke, don't fix it mentality...