3d printed badge holder

I reworked my badge holder with a YubiKey slot. With a clip attached, it's now more secure and since it's two parts that screw together, you can print it at a higher quality with no overhangs whatsoever. You'll need four #6 machine screws, each 0.25...

I decided I wanted rounded corners (instead of square ones) on my badge holder. This will hold two ID badges (back-to-back for easy display). ...This thing was made with Tinkercad.</p> Category: Gadgets

This is a pin badge holder capable of holding up to six 33mm diameter pin badges. You will need to print: One rejilla One central support Two lateral supports Six portachapas Depending on the quality of your printer, some finishing like sanding may...

Another take on the versatile badge holder, boasting a pair of convenient holes. ...This design was crafted using Tinkercad's intuitive interface.

A custom-designed badge holder with two convenient holes was crafted using the powerful online tool Tinkercad, allowing for a high degree of precision and customization.

The design of this item is similar to my dual badge holder with rounded edges but even thinner. ...It was crafted using the online tool Tinkercad.

This is a multiple card holder for 2 or 3 cards/badges. It can be personalised (eg with Tinkercar) as per examples provided. ...

I got tired of the RSA token bouncing around on my lanyard, so made a holder for it that fits a standard badge holder. Perfect for double sided badge holders. ... Fit is pretty snug, so it sits flush and doesn't bounce around

Here's a high-resolution, durable EMR badge that prints flat and curved designs without compromise. ...This innovative badge features a .1 layer height and 20% infill with no support material required.

Simple but effective retractable badge holder - a little bigger and a little heavier than others because I got tired of breaking them. You can get the badge reels for a dollar (or 3 for $1.00) at places like Dollar Tree. ... Use paint on supports as...

Simple but effective retractable badge holder - a little bigger and a little heavier than others because I got tired of breaking them. You can get the badge reels for a dollar (or 3 for $1.00) at places like Dollar Tree. ... Use paint on supports as...

Needed an ID badge holder for work that could hold both an RFID card and the ID card. &nbsp;Left the back solid so it could be modified with a custom logo cutout.&nbsp;Print with supports - they're needed for the three ‘arms’ that hold the cards.

This is a pair of Tux feet made to be a holder for the Linux Conference Badge. A big warning - I have not printed this yet so cannot confirm how well (or not well!) it will hold it. ...I feel like it may need some props at the rear or against a wall,...

I designed a simple badge holder that instantly identifies me as a crafty individual, making it clear to colleagues at work that I'm a creative problem solver. The infill detail might not be crucial due to its small size, but the pointed area serves...

With inspiration from Adafruit's impressive Skill Badges, a 3D printable version of the 3D Printing badge has been created. Now, you can truly earn this badge! This 3D printed item features a hollowed base to expedite printing, and when sized at 75%...

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Attach a 4x4 wooden block to a sheet of plywood using 2 1/4" wood screws. Then, secure the plywood to a base plate with M8 socket head cap screws. Next, connect a metal bracket to the top surface of the block using #10-24 machine screws and nuts.

I opted to have my badge holder feature curved edges instead of the standard square cutouts. This design allows me to showcase two ID cards in a side-by-side format, making it easier to access them as needed. ...The badge holder itself was created using...

Designed within the advanced environment of Fusion 360, this iconic badge holder undergoes a transformation that blends form and function seamlessly. ...Next, it's precision-crafted with meticulous attention to detail by PrusaSlicer, elevating it to new...

added more material between badge holder and rsa token holder for better structural integrity scale down to 10% in slicer (I misnamed this one as the "Do It Again!" one - that one is now in the remixes section)

added more material between badge holder and rsa token holder for better structural integrity scale down to 10% in slicer (I misnamed this one as the "Do It Again!" one - that one is now in the remixes section)

added more material between badge holder and rsa token holder for better structural integrity11/09/22: this one should be the right sizeCategory: Office

I chose to go with rounded corners over the standard square shape for my custom badge holder, which also happens to be a convenient design feature when displaying two ID badges side by side. ...The entire project was created using Tinkercad's...

I crafted a custom badge holder specifically tailored for my motorcycle forks. Its ergonomic design ensures that the yearly inspection badge is securely fastened in place, eliminating the need to remove and potentially damage the sticker on my forks...

ID badge holder for a keychain or lanyard can hold up to two cards. When you put an ID card in it, the badge appears as a reversed "S" shape on one side, but when flipped around to the other side, it becomes an ordinary "S" character. ...This design...

I carry only my Model 3 card, work badge, and home fob with me. ...My badge holder has a small compartment to store the home fob separately. The Expanse is why I chose this design. ... TinkerCad: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4ep7MY8bFpO

Simple but effective retractable badge holder - a little bigger and a little heavier than others because I got tired of breaking them. You can get the badge reels for a dollar (or 3 for $1.00) at places like Dollar Tree. ... Use paint on supports as...

I designed a replica of my double badge holder with rounded edges, but this one is a bit more slender than its counterpart. ...The original was created using Tinkercad's intuitive interface.

I designed a custom badge holder for my arm, modifying an existing lanyard I had on hand. To attach it securely, I considered cutting the elastic out of an old pair of underwear and simply tying and sewing it into place. ...However, before making any...

This is version 2.0 of the USAA HID badge holder, a major upgrade that enables smooth passage through card readers via the ID card itself rather than the plastic holder. ...In the event of a breakage, this design ensures that your cards remain securely...