Small clipboard for shopping lists etc.

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This is a handy little clipboard designed for holding small papers like shopping lists or similar items that measure about 3.5 inches square. I happen to have quite a few of these on hand, so I thought I'd make good use of them - after all, I could easily just use a tiny notebook instead. The board is intended to be mounted vertically, and it's got a top section where you can store a pen. If you decide to make one of these clipboards for yourself, I highly recommend using multiple sheets of paper at once or adding a thin piece of cardboard under the paper area with some glue so it doesn't slip out easily. The model in the picture was printed from PLA filament that I made myself using my 3D850 machine. The nozzle size was set to 0.6mm, but the print quality wasn't great because I'm still figuring things out when it comes to making PLA filament, so the diameter variations were pretty noticeable. Two different models are available for you to try - one has built-in pads that help stick the model to the print bed, and the other doesn't have any pads. Some printing tips: It's best to print this clipboard on its side in order to give it some extra strength. I use Simplify3D with 'Avoid crossing outline for travel movements' selected and 'Maximum allowed detour factor' set to 100 to try to reduce stringing, especially since I'm using a Delta printer. My retraction setting is currently at 10mm. Good luck! Small update: A second photo has been added showing one of these clipboards printed in black PLA (not the homemade 3D850 kind). It's got a piece of card from a cereal packet glued to it, which helps keep a single sheet of paper from falling out when you're using that.