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Step 5Prepare the USB Drives
If you haven't already, plug your USB drive into a USB port and mark the connector with a felt tip pen to indicate where it plugs to. We want our thumb to be close to this mark.
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Nov 20, 2007. 1:30 PMGreat White- Shark Owner Of GWsFBA
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LasVegas, This is great and timely, because I just had my USB shell break into two-halves. I just have one concern, since you do not leave the shell (of the USB) on how does the Epoxy not damage the hardware (maybe even the software) of The USB? Depending on the communities' answers and if I am willing to take the chance, then I will do my own except it will be original design. Great White (with a football <'The GWsFBA' words etched in it>) in its mouth as it is in the air after leaping from the ocean. The end of the ocean water attached to the Great White. Maybe the Great White could be 1/2 foot by 1/4 foot. All I would need is for someone to sculpt it, for me. After I zooming up one of the PICs, I now understand why someone asked you about blisters. I am a little curious; however, if you do not want to explain, I understand.
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