USB Case

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These are replacement cases for a usb drives (a/k/a jump drives, thumb sticks, or flash drives). These designs are meant to encase the naked circuit board with the usb port sticking out. Two sets of files are provided. One for an older Cruze stick and another for a generic drive. This version is designed in two halves that latch together securing the drive between both cases. This allows the case to be assembled without the need of glue, adhesives, or fasteners. Print Settings Printer: Original Prusa i3 Mk2 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 20% Notes: Printed this with the 0.20mm Normal profile provided by Prusa Research. No supports are needed. The tabs on the outside case print well enough on the i3 Mk2 without supports. In addition the short space between them and the bottom of the model means it is also a hard space to remove supports. Post-Printing Assembly Insert the circuit board in the inside half of the case (smaller one with tabs to interface with the circuit board). Align the other half of the case with the rest and snap shut. You may need pliers to provide enough force for the second side to snap shut.