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Tuesday April 22, 2008 10:04 am
DIY USB Cut Cord Flash Drive
Posted by Sheila Franklin
Categories:
Accessories,
USB,
Design,
Misc. Tech,
Storage
It’s always fun to freak out your co-workers and this ought to do the trick. What looks like a cut cord is in fact a USB flash drive. A KingMax 1GB drive, USB cable, electrical tape, and gel-style 5 minute epoxy was used to create the device. DIY step-by-step instructions are available if you would like to create your own. As with all projects like this, you have to really be inspired, for if you buy the products to make it, you could actually end up with a cut cord and glue encrusted flash drive.
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| Evil Mad Scientist
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- cut cord, diy, electrical tape, flash drive, glue, kingmax, usb
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