Stackable Zip Disk Holder
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A buddy of mine - who's got some vintage hardware - told me he needed a holder for his old Zip Disks and couldn't find any on the market or elsewhere. So I quickly came up with these based on the specs he sent over. According to him, they work just fine! Just in case, though, I included a test file; print it out and test both sides (the bottom is different than the top) with your Zip disks. If it's too small, simply scale in X and Y accordingly while keeping Z locked tight. Designed to print on a smaller printer (Monoprice Select Mini Plus) using as little material as possible, each tray holds 11 disks. The shorter one leaves the bodies of the disks exposed for labeling or aesthetics. The taller one is more designed for drawers and such where things might impact the disks and thus adding more protection. If you like the design and want to support my work, throw me some cryptocurrency! Bitcoin: 3QfkyjF3Z7KJcHvyb34GgPY8qAhSD3i31f Bitcoin Cash: qzcadajt7mr5mw8ftp9s2evrd4q937n8qy603xgx86 Ethereum: 0x4659B82b3D729a60167b4E30d65858978AabA758 Ethereum Classic: 0x8CBCA36A174dc8C491dDA5e2F2B68C517C614507 Litecoin: MT98VquYYbizC25fuRdx41XaWrVweykcwu
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