3d printed badge holder

... to make the 2mm width...and then stretched the top and bottom borders to create room for customized text. ...Also extended the upper slot edge to better secure the badge...and beveled it to make insertion easier.

Hello card holder for card 54mmx86mm Hello card holder for card 54mmx86mm

Human utilizes secure card holder to safeguard vital credentials.

The original design was slightly constrained by its compact size. ...However, it can still be successfully 3D-printed using PLA filament without requiring any additional supports.

Suggestions for Future Improvement: Add a Small Battery Holder & LED Light A small battery holder integrated into this thing would be really cool - I could imagine powering an LED to highlight it in the dark! Emphasize the Logo I find that my...

This holder accommodates standard-sized cards (e.g., driver's licenses, credit cards). It can hold up to two cards; one fits tightly while the other slides in and out effortlessly. You can view one face of each card or both faces of one card. To...

I basically redesigned the entire thing, from the two attributed designs, the only original part is the bottom 50% of the badge slide from one, and the Token sleeve from the other. I hand designed the RSA Sleeve to fit exactly perfect with no rattle...

Customize this badge with Inkscape!\nI've updated V2 to better structure the holes at the top - something that proved lacking in the original design, which held up reasonably well for a while.\nTo personalize:\nOutline your desired shape by drawing...

Copy of the electronic toll tag holder (Vinci for mine) A good double-sided one should hold.

... holds a [SMD Challenge PCB board](https://hackaday.io/project/25265-an-unfortunate-smd-project) securely in place without obscuring the front side. ...As a result, you can proudly display your soldering expertise and showcase your 3D printing skills.

I misplaced my name tag holder, so I created a custom case to attach it to my lanyard securely, ensuring it remains in place throughout the day.

Best outcomes when printed face up

Best Results When Printed Face Down

Here's how I designed this custom ID card holder: To the left are three iterations of my design: First: A manual sizing attempt in Tinkercad due to customization issues. Angled inner channels were added for better card alignment. Second: An...

Best outcomes are achieved when documents are printed upside down.

Best results are achieved when printed upside down.

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Printed in PLA.Best if printed with “support on build plate only”The elephant can be glued in with super glue.

People generally get better scores when they print out their answers face down.

Print settings enable easy overhang printing thanks to added reinforcement support. Additional support removes effortlessly with pliers, reducing complexity. Rafts are unnecessary; the design benefits without one. ...Resolution is set to a precise...

Slight variation of the original design. ...Removed some material from the back to reduce used filament and decrease print times.

HP Label with Photo. ... The printing has an unobtrusive support underneath the photograph. ...You simply snap it off once it is not required any more.

... "JEDI" illustrating the jedi star wars emblem. Or stick your 3D logo on it, for example the "AUDI" or "BMW" logo. All is included on file. If you need help I can help you with the creation of a 3D logo or the assembly. ...here we go, the makers!

... illustrating the jedi star wars emblem. Or stick your 3D logo on it, for example the "AUDI" or "BMW" logo. All is included on file. If you need help I can help you with the creation of a 3D logo or the assembly. ... here we go, the makers!

... the "JEDI" illustrating the jedi star wars emblem. Or stick your 3D logo on it, for example the "AUDI" or "BMW" logo. All is included on file. If you need help I can help you with the creation of a 3D logo or the assembly. ...here we go, the makers!

This fits standard-sized ID cards, measuring precisely 54mm by 86mm. ...To produce the most professional results, print the front face downwards. We'd love to see a photo of your printed ID card - sharing it with us would put a huge smile on our faces!

The layer height was set to .1mm while printing at 80mm/s, and I did manual filament changes for each color - starting with Black, then Grey, and finishing off with White. ...Next step is to tweak the word "is" in Fusion360 since it's too small to print...

No supports neededPrint test done with:-nozzle 0.4 mm-layer height 0.25 mm-infill 100%-open holes with a simple cutter, walls of 1 perimeter

Card size: Standard credit card size ~85.55mmx54mmTight fit, 0.1mm tolerance for card space and piecesHole for lanyard and also keeps pieces together Printing3MF file contains both pieces separated to accommodate different printing...

Printing Settings: Printer: Tevo Tarantula Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% Notes: To ensure successful printing, some support material may be needed for the upper section of the object. ...For this project, I used Cura's "ZigZag"...