3d print wallet

... utilize it as the hinge pin. To ensure optimal results, print with a brim to prevent warping during the printing process. The attached images demonstrate a wallet printed on a MOD-t printer using .5mm resolution, 2mm shell thickness, and 50% infill.

I also incorporated a built-in support system to keep the wallet from flexing excessively side-to-side during printing. I had a tendency to get banding due to the nozzle dragging on the filament as it was printing, so I added those "towers" which...

A 3D printer was used to create a custom wallet, where electronic components were embedded to bring my first IoT wallet prototype to life. You might be interested in learning that you can purchase a Creality 3D CR10 for just $359.99. ...Get yours at...

This orientation is necessary to print the deep pockets with no supports. Print Settings:15 percent infill.2mm layer heightAuto Generated Supports on Build Plate with Wallet Standing Up I used PLA, but TPU might be better to add some flex to better...

... ...This is a very easy and simple wallet to print and use. This model is printed with no support and with no assembly. The only thing you need to finish this wallet is a rubber band or a skinny hair tie. This model is light wait, compact, and durable.

This wallet is a great option to add to you EDC collection and will look great with everything else you keep in your pocket while keeping a slim and comfortable profile. This is a very easy and simple wallet to print and use. This model is printed...

Tenta's Minimalist Wallet The wallet holds 6 cards very securely. The textured side makes it easy to grip without making it catch on your pockets. I printed it each time with the opening facing up so the hinge is at the bottom. If cooling isn't...

The files that you have to print are: 1 x Body.stl/BodySlim.stl PLA 1 x LockPin.stl PLA 1 x CardHolder.stl TPU/Flex 3 x Hinge.stl PLA Additional parts A piece of flex filament (400 mm) A piece of PLA filament (10 mm) - Magnets version --- with...

Why waste $50+ on a wallet when you can invest ~$500 in a 3D printer and craft your own?! This wallet can accommodate up to 9-10 cards but performs best with 7. Both card slots on the left and the top/bottom slot on the right are engineered for...

Added tube inside stand to protect charging cable from being bent by wallet inserting (although I eyeballed the location since I didn't have a micrometer handy). Holes were set to 10mm to accommodate various USB cables, and rounded out to prevent...

I designed this wallet for my personal use. I am currently using it for at least a year with different iterations along the way. Here I have 4 different designs, two with a cutout for an emergency grocery cart key and two with no cutout. You can...

This is designed to be mounted from a wall or vertical surface.Wanted something all in one that I can drop my phone, wallet, pods on, as well as keep my CPAP mask from falling on the ground, and didn't see anything that encompassed everything.Added...

I designed this wallet to print on its side in TPU or other flexible material. The lid has some small tabs to keep it stable during printing. These need to be cut to allow the lid to open. ...No support required (good bridging and small perimeters...

This is the first design I've created for my new 3D printer.\nI liked several of the wallets on this site, but after printing a couple out, I found them to be overly cumbersome. The hinged lids weren't really my cup of tea either. This design was...

Introducing a compact wallet that securely stores cards and money, featuring a sliding lid using a standard-sized card. This version includes a lid stopper for added convenience. To insert additional cards, simply slot the long end first before...

This also makes the wallet more eco-friendly by using a product that would otherwise go to trash. the print is simple and quite quick. ...You will also need a used inner tube from a bicycle ( I went to a nearby bicycle shop and asked if they had some...

Designed to be easily washable, very durable while using as little time & material to make as possible; while ensuring there is no waste material in printing it, meaning no supports. Enjoy!! Made for 2-7 cards. ID/PAYMENT/DISCOUNT. Make as many...

This wallet is made from a single printed part, with modules that can be added to support more items or create divisions. In the pictures, I used four modules, resulting in a slightly bulky design but still fully usable. ...The pieces are symmetrical,...

Currently, the desired slim wallets on the market are unavailable; thus, a DIY attempt is made. Printing specifications include a layer height of .25mm, 30% infill, and 3 perimeters. Post-processing involves cleaning grooves before assembly, using...

I suggest you pull the cahs strao extra tight.) -12pcs m3 nuts -12pcs m3x6mm countersunk bolts -P200, P400, P600 sandpaper Spray paint and lacquer You can view a short video of the wallet on reddit:...

I took the pattern from the following website and turned it into a 3d model https://www.circassianleather.com/index.php/2020/06/03/free-mens-bifold-wallet-pattern-pdf/ The thickness of the pattern is currently scaled at 1mm; however, this may easily...

This wallet securely stores both credit cards and cash simultaneously, boasting a slender profile that allows it to fit snugly into your pocket. ...Its creation relied on the freely available design tool, Tinkercad, which is ideal for crafting precise...

I cross-checked printed components with the real wallet, and everything seemed to fit perfectly or be accurate enough to function properly. The geometry is slightly modified from the original to make the parts suitable for printing. You can use...

Three-part Stylish slim wallet with room for credit cards and business cards.The parts are printed separately where the top parts are glued together.  All parts are held together by three small rubber bands. ...  Layer height: 0.2mm Infill: 25%

I crafted a sleek card wallet using a Form 2 printer with White V2 material for the sides and Flexible V2 for the band. ...This design can also be successfully printed using FDM technology, allowing for easy folding of cash into the flexible band.

... Wallet I designed to hold a couple ID Cards/NFC Tags. ...Fits 2-3 Tags Snugly. Print with the long side down and with medium-high fan with no supports. ...I recommend PETG or a Slick PLA to allow the cards to more easily slide in and out.&nbsp;</p>

... fiber filament yields a sleek, flat appearance. For optimal results, print with the top insertion facing downwards on the bed at a slow pace (15 mm/s) and utilize a brim. ...Alternatively, select the "no text" file if desired aesthetic differs.

Headphone/ wallet case design will be upgraded later. A 3.18mm diameter rod is required for the hinge assembly. Instructions: 1. Print the three necessary files. The Middle file represents the center component of the design. To assemble, position...

To complete the prints, you'll need: - 7 M3x10 screws & nuts - A 3mm bolt (optional) - A 30 mm rubber band - Foam tape to secure in the two slots at the base and prevent cards from falling out If you have questions or need files for modifications,...

This is a easy to print minimalist wallet that easily holds to 6 cards and cash. I didn't want to sink $100+ on a minimalist wallet and some of the others on thingiverse were too bulky or complicated for my preferences. I've been pocket testing...