secrid wallet 3d models

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...

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...

Why spend $50+ on a wallet when you can spend ~$500 on a 3D printer and make your own?! This wallet can hold up to 9-10 cards but I found it works best with 7. Both card slots on the left and the top/bottom slot on the right are designed to hold...

A perfect balance of both form and function, this everyday wallet is capable of holding 4 cards and has utility storage case for cash, coins, keys, memory cards etc. Boasting a contemporary and stylish design that presents the holder, 4 cards and...

... use 16 M3 countersunk screws to screw the parts together. I've used a thread cutter to the bottom part to get threads into them. To have a full wallet, you have to mirror the top and bottom parts. ... Additionally I've added a fitting coin case.

After 10 versions made over the course of nearly 2 years; the following design for a wallet has been achieved. Designed to be easily washable, very durable while using as little time & material to make as possible; while ensuring there is no waste...

... use 16 M3 countersunk screws to screw the parts together. I've used a thread cutter to the bottom part to get threads into them. To have a full wallet, you have to mirror the top and bottom parts. ... Additionally I've added a fitting coin case.

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...

... use 16 M3 countersunk screws to screw the parts together. I've used a thread cutter to the bottom part to get threads into them. To have a full wallet, you have to mirror the top and bottom parts. ... Additionally I've added a fitting coin case.

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...

I've been using a 3D printed wallet for quite some time now, and I've always struggled with pulling out my cards from it. It was also tough to find enough space for all the cards I use every day. This simple design can easily fit between 7-10 cards...

After using various printable wallets for a while, I decided to create my own version that would address some usability issues I encountered with others, including improving cash storage and rubber positioning. This wallet is made from a single...

Now that I'm carrying my wallet around more frequently, I figured it was time to design a comb with the same concept as a credit card knife. If you have your wallet with you, you've got a comb! For this, I would use the sturdiest plastic available. ...I...

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...

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...

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...

... screws to screw the parts together. I've used a thread cutter to the bottom part to get threads into them. To have a full wallet, you have to mirror the top and bottom parts. Additionally I've added a fitting coin case. ... Category: Accessories

... This wallet fits neatly within the contest parameters and relies on flexible material properties when printed thinly or using the Flexa material. Unfortunately, my current printer struggles with flexible materials, so I couldn't print this design.

... 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 got bored and wanted a new wallet so I made a lot of them and now my coworkers do too

This handy wallet is crafted from durable Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU), a flexible and shock-absorbing material that provides excellent protection for your cards and cash. Its slim design slips easily into a pocket or purse, making it the perfect...

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...

People love carrying around a minimalist wallet that holds just the essentials - credit cards, cash, and receipts. A vertical elastic band is perfect for slipping in a card quickly, while a horizontal one is better suited for inserting money or...

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.

This one takes inspiration from my kingfisher wallet but features an updated slider and completely revamped money clip. The new clip is expected to outlast conventional curved plastic clips, which tend to weaken after frequent use, making 3D printed...

I've designed a slim wallet that holds 7 Cards. ...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...

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...

**EDIT:**\r\nV2 (Black Wallet) boasts several revisions:\r\nThe clip has been trimmed down, assembly now requires wrapping the bands around the clip to secure cash more effectively.\r\nSecure band retention and card extension have replaced the...

A Small Voroni 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...

Flexible openable wallet with or without (there are two designs included) picture of Fry meme from the Futurama. You can put there up to seven cards. Included is also covered slot for the coins, so they can´t fall out. ...And also pocket on the paper...