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Oct.25, 2012

A small button not only holds your shirt together, but it also is a clamp on one edge for holding the cord for your ear bugs.

This 3D printed Button 2.0 can be ordered from Shapeways in price from $3 to $4 and it comes with variety of colors. User OliveBird designed it to help you to hold any cords with a 2 mm diameter, typically it works for apple ear buds.

An awesome idea!

 

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