Mini Arcade Pen microSD holder

Update, printable screenshots on paper added to make it look even better The PDF file has been added here with screenshots for the 3 models (If you want to print your own, the dimensions are 43mm x 35mm) Since I grew up with arcade machines, this contest motivated me to try CAD again, and I stumbled upon Tinkercad after I couldn't get along with several other programs and had given up It's not as comprehensive as other programs, but at least I can manage with it So this is my very first model, it's not perfect but I put a lot of effort into it and hope some people here like it Model: I designed a mini arcade machine as desk decoration with useful features Design is customizable (marquee name) The most obvious is that it can be used as a pen holder Below there's a drawer with a removable tray for 10 microSD cards + adapters This can be omitted if not needed, and you can simply use the drawer The control panel can be removed, and there is also a small hidden compartment underneath The model is designed so that you can print the machine, sides, screen, drawer, control panel, etc, all separately I colored the two-color parts in such a way that they have as few color changes as possible, but they can just as well be printed in a single color I recommend printing the arcade machine at a 45-degree angle as in my print profile; this way no internal supports are needed, and the inner walls are still printed cleanly This way the drawer won't get stuck The print time is under 6 hours with this print profile; for plate #6, print only the required parts I have added various marquees One of them is blank, so you can print your own name on it using the text input in Bambu Studio (If you don't have a PC, you can also ask me, and I will create a marquee with your chosen name as a print profile that you can then print from Bambu Handy) ++RECOMMENDATION for your own text via Bambu Studio: -Depending on the length of the text, adjust the size of the text; those shown here are between 5 and 14 -A text thickness of 1mm is sufficient -Confirm the text and then go to “Objects” in the left menu under Process, click on the part, then on the left under “text shape”, right-click on the box with the color, then you can select the desired color via changing filament -If you want to color the two stripes at the top and bottom as well, it's easier to go to the coloring function in the top right menu -Go to the "Coloring" tool and select "Layer height" under "Tool type" Then color the top in your chosen color and then select black again to color the bottom part; go up with black to the beginning of the letters so that the bottom layer of the letters is black to ensure that the flat surface is still black Check in the preview that you like the result The parts are simply glued together afterwards, not the control panel It is clamped by the two sides of the arcade machine and holds by itself so that it does not simply fall off The control panel can then be pushed upwards from the front with your finger to open it Please do not pull on the joystick, as it is very sensitive The screen, the two sides, the T-moldings if you want them (not absolutely necessary), the coin panel, and the optional handle for the drawer (the semi-oval part, glued onto the coin panel in the center) are to be glued If your printer settings are correct, the drawer will slide in and out by itself when you tilt the mini arcade The marquee also holds without glue, if you want to make different ones and have them interchangeable I put a lot of effort into this model and printed several test models; it was modeled from scratch in CAD unlike some of the models here that simply uploaded an image to a 3D model Feedback and suggestions for improvement are welcome Remember to rate the model and possibly leave a photo to give others ideas; many color combinations are possible If you like the model, I would be very happy about a boost I wish you a lot of fun printing and assembling If you have any questions, feel free to contact me Best regards