NARwall - Minimalist Wallet

prusaprinters

In my quest to ditch my George Costanza wallet I quickly stumbled on the Ridge wallet. I knew that it would be the solution to my problem, but I also knew that I could not stand idly by and pay over $100 for something I could make myself… I have a 3D printer after all!!!And thus - the N.A.R.wall was born!Not A Ridge wallet. Simply pick your favorite color of filament, grab an elastic band from Amazon and a handful of hardware and kiss your thick wallet woes goodbye!BOM:M2x4mm Flat head (pancake, not countersink) or Socket Head Screws [x14]M2 Nuts [x14]Ridge Wallet Replacement band (I bought this one from Amazon)The set comes with M2x3mm Countersink screws that are NOT long enough with the model as it is currently set)Print Settings:4-6 walls and 4-6 top/bottom layers (basically just make solid)The one I daily drive is printed in PETG. I have tried ABS as well with good results. I have not tried PLA because of the brittleness.ALL STL FILES ARE PRE-ORIENTED. You can rearrange them, but the orientations they come in are what I have found to work the best.  Print all of the files in the bottom section folder and all of the files in one of the top section folders. Both the top plate and the bottom plate sandwich together to hold half of the band. The rear section can also house the cash strap if you prefer.Your NARwall will require a top assembly and a bottom assembly. The bottom assembly is the same whether you use the AirTag holder or not. The exploded view will give you the orientation for how to screw everything together.This sucker is 100% open source and both the Fusion360 archive and STEP files are included in the files page, so if there is something you wish were different, go crazy! Just be sure to share your remixes or makes so we can all see the blessing grow (a group of Narwhals is called a blessing).