herman_v96 shares:
I made this USB to USB-C cover for wife.
V1: The adaptor that we bought (link below) did not have something to attach it to a key chain, this tight fit worked great.
V2: The USB-C portion of the adaptor was too short to reach her Ipad (since it had a case). Therefore i cut the originals case with a dremel tool (carefully), put some hot glue to cover the electronics, and then slipped on this protective case that attaches to her key chain.
V3: Just made the handle thicker so that the key chain portion would not break.
All can be printed without supports.
I printed in transparent PETG
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4751524
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