My Customized USB stick and SD card holder

thingiverse

Here is a customized version of the thing:46335 created with the Customizer! You're about to create your very own USB stick and SD card holder using Thingiverse. We'll be following the instructions to get it just right. To make this project work, you've got some settings to play around with: • Sign_HEIGHT - This sets the height of your sign to 6 inches. • build_plate_manual_y - This one puts the y-axis at a comfy spot for your manual build. • build_plate_manual_x - Just like above, but for the x-axis this time. • Pencil_radius - Your trusty pencil needs some breathing room with a radius of 4. • USB_gap - Speaking of USB sticks, make sure to leave some gap at 4 units wide. • Device_Type - Choose number two for the type of device you want. • Sign_TEXT - Display the phrase "USB sticks" prominently on your sign. • SD_cards - Insert 4 SD cards to keep things organized. • Sign_TYPE - Decide whether it's a one or zero; it makes all the difference in how you want this project turned out. • Sign_FONT - Give your text some cool flair with orbitron font. • USB_sticks - Display a nice set of 3 sticks right on your sign. • Device_Order - Order of devices is super important, so place number one here for the correct sequence. • SD_gap - Don't forget those precious SD cards by setting an optimal gap at two units. • Connector_Type - Make it all work smoothly with the chosen connector type at three units high. • MicroSD_gap - Take care of micro SD needs as well and adjust accordingly to avoid overpacking – try three. • build_plate_selector - When printing directly onto a plate, you're using option zero. Good choice! • Pencil_gap - A simple but elegant design calls for sufficient gap space around your pencil – opt in at three. • USB_Extra - Time to decide on extras like 1!