MSI GPU Thumbdrive (Dual Extrusion Possible)

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We included a few options within files. There are two editions: Verbatim (GTX11) and Kingston. The Kingston version features a deeper hole for the USB stick, making it easier to accommodate larger devices. In contrast, the Verbatim edition has a less deep hole suitable for very small USB sticks. The Kingston stick is approximately 39mm in depth. If unsure of which version to choose, I would recommend opting for the Kingston version. EDIT: A new 3.0 version is now available, boasting a large hole similar in size to other Kingston sticks. However, the bottom part is loose, facilitating easier removal of supports that were previously difficult to access. I utilized this USB stick: https://www.amazon.nl/Kingston-DataTraveler-DTSE9H-16GB-USB-sticks/dp/B006YBARCA/ref=asc_df_B006YBARCA/?tag=nlshogostdde-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=430623654457&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4285835131105129570&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9064325&hvtargid=pla-318320051986&th=1 Supports should be printed at an angle of 75 degrees to prevent printing under the fan wings. A helpful tip is to design supports that are easily removable on the inside. I employed a zig-zag pattern perpendicular to the stick for this purpose. Additionally, a dual extrusion version is included in the files. The black file represents the main part, while the red file serves as an accent. Of course, users can choose alternative colors if desired. My design was inspired by the MSI GTX series graphics card, with the 1070 ti model serving as a reference point during the creation process. To secure the stick in place, I utilized superglue. Users may also opt for hot glue, but it's essential to use it sparingly due to limited space.