Inspired by Frankie Goes To Hollywood – 3D Printed Fist USB Drive – Red, Blue, Yellow, Purple and Orange in 3 drive specifications

Description

This is the custom-designed 3D Printed ‘To Order’ fist case with 16GB, 32Gb or 256Gb USB Drive, hand modelled in Blender and Tinkercad.

* This is NOT a Media Player*

Each piece is individually numbered on the side of the cap (wrist part) and stamped authenticity card.

Currently Available in the following Colours:-

• Red with Black accent
• Blue with Black accent.
• Yellow with Black accent
• Purple with Black accent
• Orange with Black accent

The following drive configurations are available

16Gb USB 2.0
16Gb USB 3.0
32Gb USB 3.0
256Gb USB 3.0

All USB Drives are permanently fitted into the case.

Designed to fit most laptops.

Dimensions: 

• With Cap attached
• 62mm – Height
• 46mm – Width – At widest point
• 13mm  – Depth
• USB plug protrudes 13mm from case when lid removed.

USB 2.0 Thumb drive Specs:

• Kootion USB 2.0 Stick (New in the pack at the time of assembly)
• 16GB
• 18MB/s
• USB 2.0

USB 3.0 (16Gb/32Gb) Thumb Drive Specs:

• Kootion USB 3.0 Stick (New in the pack at the time of assembly)
• 16GB/32GB
• 50MB/s
• USB 3.0

USB 2.0 (256Gb) Thumb Drive Specs:

• Kootion USB 3.0 Stick (New in the pack at the time of assembly)
• 256GB
• 50MB/s
• USB 3.0

UK Postage is First Class Tracked / Signed For
International Postage is Standard Air Mail.

VERY IMPORTANT:
This item is made to order.
This is NOT a media player, it is a USB Drive in a custom case.
Print times are at least 2.5 hours per drive + Assembly, Packaging etc.
3D Printing can be slow, please be patient, we will keep you posted.

Note: Due to the manufacturing process, the item should not be placed near heat or moisture.

*PLA – Polylactic Acid
Polylactic acid (PLA) is a type of plastic that is used in building models and prototypes of solid objects and components. It is a thermoplastic polyester that serves as the raw material in 3-D printing or additive manufacturing processes and applications.

Polylactic acid is primarily created using renewable or green sources such as sugar cane, starch and corn. As a result, it can easily be recycled. It is used in most additive manufacturing processes that design 3-D models and prototypes through plastic-based materials. In fused deposition modelling (FDM) technology, the molten polymer filament, which is extruded from the controller nozzle, is polylactic acid.