Imagine holding in your hands a perfect fusion of technology and playful design: the Melted Popsicle USB Drive. This isn't the usual melted popsicle we've come across, but a clever reinterpretation with a technological twist. At the core of the stick, there's a slot designed for a USB drive chip. This turns the Melted Popsicle USB Drive into not just an intriguing design object, but also a practical tool for saving your most valuable data.

The creation of this item is surprisingly simple. Printed in PLA, the Melted Popsicle USB Drive requires a 15% rectilinear infill and 0.2 mm adaptive layers, completely eliminating the need for supports or rafts.

Makers can experiment with a range of colors and combinations, bringing to life a collection of USB popsicles to suit every taste, so realistically designed that you can almost feel the chill on your tongue.

A feature of the design is the housing for the UDP-type chip, which is inserted into the stick with a simple press. For enhanced durability, it's advised to apply a tiny drop of super glue before inserting the chip, ensuring that the Melted Popsicle USB Drive remains a reliable companion for a long time.

The Melted Popsicle USB Drive demonstrates that innovation can be both functional and aesthetically pleasing, combining in a single product the nostalgia of summer days with the convenience of modern technology.

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