The idea is to let usb pass through while placing the side door with this one from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Replacement-Aluminum-Removable-Protective-Accessories/dp/B089KD18X1/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=UY63X5GOHWUS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.swqeNIxHyaBVPBOrXB_WzGvNW-SP5ZIBKhDv60dUkQgcmMmt_WkvCSV1EiNBIMFZG-5T8uPohx0-PA7bA1Gog2-3UCUu2H6_dZoIx47PwJVzvhqOFlWN_9LmO1tC376ZNYumU–ewg3P-ZWL3mwP4qIcZNoOrS7DZhZmcNjpRLI0wTAYFcEi2O6Nq2Q-Cxf-aYFJSVV0OLjo785r_4QTiw.S6apr7cydnIoE6dqGomyYBM7peP410GGcF7s3tMouYM&dib_tag=se&keywords=go+pro+hero+8+usb&qid=1735241599&sprefix=go+pro+hero+8+usb%2Caps%2C144&sr=8-3
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## Amazon Price History:
**GOHIGH Replacement Side Door for GoPro Hero 8 Black,USB Go-Through Aluminum Alloy Removable Battery Cover Protective Type-C Charging Port Repair Part Camera Vlog Accessories**
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Drill a hole or few and file/saw it to shape?
Go slow with a drill bit then shape the hole with a hobby saw / needle file, or use a dremel
I’m not sure how this product functions, if you have more pics of it please attach!
The plastic is likely acrylic or polycarb.
If drilling a hole:
– use a tiny drill bit to make a pilot hole
– ideally get a plexiglass drill bit to drill larger body hole – these have much steeper drill points. Go slow.
– you can probably get away with a regular drill bit if you slowly step up the size
If cutting:
You can probably get away with a hand saw with a blade meant for cutting metal or plastic. The saw with have much finer & closer teeth than a saw made for wood of MDF.
That being said, I have no idea what this case looks like or does, these are just general plastic guidelines!