UPDATE: I took out the lump because it wasn't really needed and gets in the way of most lanyards and some mods.

Added a version that works with M2.5 nuts for the Baofeng clip.

I based it on the style of the holsters for my Alley Chat HT Pocket, and I think it goes really well with the H1 design. Currently it just uses the Baofeng style clip and heat set inserts, but I'll upload one that uses nuts and maybe the 30mm M3 clip as well. Also I plan to make one that works with the extended back.

Baofeng Belt Clip

Generic Belt Clip

Heat Set Inserts

This is a new work completely owned by myself, but I am distributing it with the same license as the H1 and will only allow it to be sold by muzi.works if they choose to do so. 

To be clear, this design is not endorsed by or affiliated with muzi.works in any way, but I did share it with them and will make changes if they ask for any, out of mutual respect.
 

Suggested Print Settings:

Material: PLA+ or PETG
Nozzle: 0.4mm
Extrusion Width 0.4mm
Layer Height: 0.2mm
Perimeters: 3
Infill: 20%
Top/Bottom Layers: 5
Support Material: None

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