Flexible Multipurpose Strap (NinjaFlex)

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I needed a small customizable strap for some printed wearable projects I've been working on and decided to use some of my NinjaFlex to make one. This one is surprisingly strong and easy to use and didn't need any hard plastic parts to make it hold together. You can even fold over extra strap material and connect it to keep it out of the way (look at the last photo). [UPDATE_1]: I added a modified version of the strap with more holes so it could be used as a cable tie, or just wrap it around something smaller. I also added a tab to the very end to make it easier to pull and connect it, or remove it. [UPDATE_2]: After a recommendation from a friend I made a new strap design that loops through itself so it can be used as a cable tie, or in a lot of other different ways. I like it because it lets you tuck away extra length of strap so it's not flopping around. I also added two longer straps, the longest of which can fit around a larger Nalgene bottle. Both require a large print bed, but can obviously be sized down. Instructions I use an E3D Volcano hot-end and used the 0.6mm nozzle with a layer height of 0.3mm and 2 'shells'. Speed was about 15mm/s and print temp was around 218C. These are also printed on a modified gMax 1.0 printer by gCreate (gcreate.com), which has a large enough build area to accommodate the larger strap sizes. If oriented at an angle most may fit normal size build platforms.