Flashlight Clip for Anker LC90 or any 1.044" diameter (REMIX) with USB cable holder

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This is a ground up rebuild of twoforcemember's awesome LC90 Flashlight Holder (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3094682) - using the same dimensions as the original model. I have been using twoforcemember's model for a while now and have zero complaints, it works perfectly! However I have found that when I charge the light, I need a place to stow the USB cable and this is my attempt to do that. There is a version with and one without a small 4.2mm diameter passage for a USB cable to go through. When mounting, it would be best if it could be screwed into a stud or some solid wood since otherwise it could break out due to the force applied when using it. It will need to print with supports (I used 75% overhang angle to minimize them). <strong>I recommend printing it in the tall orientation to increase the strength of the clip (I broke the first one that was printing in the orientation as posted). See the pics.</strong> I printed in PETG since that's what I had in white (and it is more flexible than PLA). This is the flashlight the holder is designed for (though it may fit others that have the same diameter barrel). It goes on sale every few months, the latest sale price was $22. I bought mine well over a year ago and it is still going strong: Amazon Item "B01KH2JP5G" (please copy and paste the item in the search field at Amazon, you can read why below) If you print one please post a make. STEP file is included for remixing. The standard disclaimers apply; no warranty, no guarantee, don't run with scissors, print and use it at your own risk, etc. Comments are appreciated if you find something that could be improved. Update 1/3/2021: I've designed a holder for the "Anker Bolder" LC40 which has a smaller barrel than the LC90. You can find it here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4706391 1/23/2021 - I have removed any Amazon links, and instead provided the amazon item numbers in quotes. This was done as a small protest against the way Thingiverse edited my description, and installed their Amazon Affiliate links without notifying users that they were doing it. Sorry for the extra step of having to copy and paste the item numbers, but I believe they need to be clear with content creators about this. I did not originally post my own affiliate links here - they were "clean" Amazon links, but for some content creators here, the affiliate links are the only way they receive anything back for their work, and that avenue is now closed off. More info here: https://www.thingiverse.com/groups/thingiverse/forums/site-issues-and-feedback/topic:49539