printable amazon gift card 3d models

This ice scraper was created to utilize discarded gift cards. Print without supports at 20% infill. The print will snap together securely, though you may use glue if required. ... This design functions best when the inside of your windshield freezes...

I'm using old gift cards to make a new windshield scraper. Simply print it with no supports at 20% infill and it should snap together securely - glue's not needed but it'll do the trick if you want extra hold. ... This design is perfect for when your...

... this design utilizing Fusion 360's advanced features. ...It perfectly accommodates two gift cards placed side by side, showcasing their unique details. ...I'm eager to witness your creative color schemes and see how they enhance the overall appearance.

Yesterday I stumbled upon an "Fidget Gear Gift Card" and thought the concept was really cool. However, the execution left much to be desired. That's why I'm sharing my own self-built version here. Do you enjoy fidget toys? ...Take a look at my...

A Christmas way to give a gift card as a present, feel free to modify the scale according to your needs. ... If you like my work, don't forget to buy me a coffe ☕ You can also follow me on my social networks: Instagram:...

Gift cards may lack personal touches, but by presenting them in a self-printed box, they can become more unique. A Sketchup file is included for customization. To assemble, use hot melt glue and attach the printed lid, wrapper, and bow. ...Print the box...

Here's a creative way to display a gift card using Autodesk Maya and Arnold rendering engine: Imagine a sleek and modern gift card display that stands out from the crowd. Using Autodesk Maya, we can create a stunning 3D design that showcases your...

Human: Check out this awesome way to spice up that gift card! I'm using a fancy ribbon and bow that wraps around your card, adding some serious flair.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter Brand: \n MakerGear\n \n Printer:\n Ultimaker\n \n Rafts: \n Yes\n \n...

I designed a birthday gift card holder in Inventor 2013 and printed it using a Solidoodle 2 printer. Cardholder2 has more slots and a tiered design, while cardholderfinal is already rotated and scaled. Please follow the instructions carefully. To...

The billboard is perfectly sized for a standard credit card format, making it easy to use as a gift card from local businesses when promoting gaming tables. You can also cut any image to those dimensions for an alternate option. Our model prints...

Just in time for Christmas, this special gift card holder is engineered to hold one standard sized gift card (3-3/8" x 2-1/18" x 1/32"). For optimal print accuracy, try printing the body and cap upright with the opening facing upwards. To add a...

... required to allow my artistic creation to shine. The result is nothing short of magnificent - a truly exceptional gift card holder that transcends the ordinary, a testament to the limitless possibilities afforded by the magic of 3D printing.

It's boring to just hand someone a gift card, so I decided to make them put in a little work to earn their present.I've also included the blank top and bottom STLs.You'll need:6x 5/16 x .75 inch bolts6x 5/16 nylon lock nuts6x 5/16 washers...

I designed a basic gift card holder. The design was created using OpenSCAD. A 3D snowflake pattern is then cut into the top in 3D Builder. To make your own design for the top, I've uploaded the blank .stl file. ...These are printed in PLA with supports...

I tweaked the box to shrink it down, just enough for a gift card to slide right in. The lid clicks on smoothly with a gentle push, but if you need to pry it off, those tabs will come in handy. I've found that a bit of sanding makes all the difference...

This is a gift card which I made for motorcycle enthusiasts. You can insert rolled up bank notes, which also serve as a stand. I recommend to print it with raft support. UPDATE: I added a new version of the STL file. Cut off the lower part with...

I resized the box to snugly accommodate a gift card only. The lid is designed with a push-fit mechanism, accompanied by tabs to facilitate easy removal. However, I've found that a gentle sanding process can be helpful in making this process smoother....

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I created this slider box out of necessity after stumbling upon several forgotten gift cards. The box holds around eight gift cards and has room for more. Increasing accessibility for a few extra cards might be worth exploring. I may add the blend...

I created a box specifically designed to make opening a gift card challenging for my sister-in-law. The primary objective was to craft an obstacle that would be difficult to overcome, even with the aid of modern technology. When printed in TPU, the...

This is a humorous box for some gift card. To assemble and disassemble it, you will need ten bolts (M5x16), thirty nuts (M5) and a tool. The STLs for the card size are 54cm by 86cm with an additional one centimeter of space on each side for optimal...

I’m not around them enough to know what they may like so I give them Gift Cards. So I make a box to hold the cars and have their name on it. I wanted something that would not come open just by handling the package. I decided to make a box that would...

This design is specifically tailored to fit standard credit card format, making it easy to use on gaming tables or as gift cards from local businesses. You can also cut any image to these dimensions and substitute it with your own unique design. For...

Here is yet another means to spruce up that gift card. Here is a ribbon and bow that slides over your card to give it some flair. Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Ordbot Hadron Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .25 Infill:...

I gave my nephew a thoughtful gift of a custom-made 3D printed case to celebrate his special day and mark the beginning of his new life together with his wife.

A pocket-sized chess king that fits neatly on a credit card, ready to be effortlessly removed and reassembled at will.

Humans utilize these items to hold playing cards, securing them against the surrounding surfaces while maintaining an uncluttered appearance and eliminating any need for additional support mechanisms.

... for. Additionally, our office printer struggled with the dark colors, causing them to smear and ruin the card. Oh well, you win some, you lose some - sorry about that. ...On a more positive note, at least the STL files are intact and ready for use.

It's time to spice up gift-giving, so I opted for a hands-on approach that makes earning their present a little more engaging. ... To get started, you'll require: 6x 5/16 x .75 inch bolts 6x 5/16 nylon lock nuts 6x 5/16 washers (depending on your...

I transformed it into a genuine Christmas card. As an aside, I decided to make it dual-colored to accommodate a 2-in-2-out extruder. ...Gold would have been fantastic, but unfortunately, I didn't have gold filament available, so I settled for white...