USB Drive in a Wallet
This is how I always have my USB flash drive with me.
I use one of the tiniest models available: KINGMAX Super Stick . Other manufacturers also have similar models. And there are card-readers for micro-SD of similar size.
The size and weight are extremely small — perfect for EDC, but the problem of finding the right place for it had to be solved. So I looked at stuff I always carry with me and found a fold in my wallet.
The last ingredient — velcro to attach the drive. For such a tiny drive it more than enough.
I use one of the tiniest models available: KINGMAX Super Stick . Other manufacturers also have similar models. And there are card-readers for micro-SD of similar size.
The size and weight are extremely small — perfect for EDC, but the problem of finding the right place for it had to be solved. So I looked at stuff I always carry with me and found a fold in my wallet.
The last ingredient — velcro to attach the drive. For such a tiny drive it more than enough.
Materials
wallet
tiny USB flash drive
piece of velcro
thread, needle and a thimble
tiny USB flash drive
piece of velcro
thread, needle and a thimble
Wallet Side
A thimble comes in handy when it comes to pierce leather.
Drive Side
Use good knots.
Done
Some photos of finished work.
(There are two different drives in photos. I used the white one for more than a year and was completely happy with the storage system. Recent upgrade of the drive and the wallet gave me the possibility to repeat the work and made this instructable.)
(There are two different drives in photos. I used the white one for more than a year and was completely happy with the storage system. Recent upgrade of the drive and the wallet gave me the possibility to repeat the work and made this instructable.)