pop up card wallet 3d models

Simple Magsafe Wallet

Wallet: Joints, money, stuff

... The card compartment can accommodate up to five cards comfortably, and I suggest adding a strip of electrical tape to the clip edges for enhanced grip. ...Although it may appear somewhat bulky, this design was never meant to be ultra-compact.

... favorite card as the lid, slide it into place. Add cards through the long side for easy insertion. To remove cards effortlessly, tip the wallet to one side and push your finger through a discreet hole at the bottom (smaller than an American dime).

To prevent card scratches, I suggest adhering something to the inside of the wallet. In the photo above, I used medium viscosity CA glue to attach Tyvek to the back of the wallet cover. You can find Tyvek here:...

Super Simple Credit Card Wallet. I generally do not carry much cash and have made and printed various wallets over the last few years. This is my latest 3D printed version. Prints really quick without any support when printed with the bottom...

This extendible book-like wallet is bound to keep your gift cards in order.https://youtu.be/0fWVB_BpuOU PrintingAll parts can be printed without supports.Use a brim if you have bed adhesion or curling issues.  Hardware and Additional partsA short...

The problem lies in its bulkiness; the wallet is too large to stay in my pocket, so I end up removing it and leaving it at friends' places, in the office or at restaurants. What I needed was something straightforward and uncomplicated. It should...

Whether you normally carry just a few credit cards or a bulky stack of cards and cash, this wallet can likely accommodate both scenarios seamlessly. Simply select five O-rings in various sizes to achieve the desired thickness, and you're ready to go!...

Adjusting Wallet Length without also adjusting Card Slot Length may result in an incomplete appearance, but this is intentional, giving the user more freedom in designing. Let's all create awesome 3D printed wallets! Please share your creations and...

... apart from traditional wallets. With its unique hinge mechanism, users can easily access their cards and cash without having to rummage through multiple compartments. ...The result is a more streamlined and efficient way of managing one's finances.

I wanted an easy to print easy to use flip wallet that supported my credit cards coins and even bills. after using it for some time i decided to finally uppload in hope that someone will find it useful. ... There is still some minor things that...

The new EDC wallet is designed to hold a maximum of four credit cards. ...It's an exciting development that users are eagerly anticipating, and it won't be long before they can get their hands on the money clip wallet, which will offer even more...

A slim wallet comb measures the same as a standard credit card, but it's twice as thick, making it sturdy enough to withstand PLA printing without cracking. ...It slips neatly into any wallet, ready for use at a moment's notice.

Based on the FlexWallet Mini, but with some added improvements: A bottom indent makes it easy to quickly push up the card you want to use, also making it easier to access the middle slot. Better card fit and rounded edges that feel much better in...

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...

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...

This wallet accommodates four trays, where each one can store either credit cards or bills. ...A lever positioned at the base allows users to easily pull out the trays by pushing it inwards.

This is a wallet that can hold both credit cards and cash. Please let me know if there are any problems or if you have any questions and I will do my best to help! ... Support: Yes

"Ridge" style wallet. ...I made an indent on one side for cash. Used elastic to hold the parts together. There is also a lip for easier insertion of cards.

I wanted a minimalist wallet for myself. Didn't like other designs and I created my own that is 1 solid piece. ... Holds 4 cards and 1 or 2 cash folded.

I sought to downsize my bulky wallet while maintaining its functionality as a practical accessory, with a priority focus on incorporating an easy-to-access spot for displaying my identification card located on the reverse side.

This sleek mini wallet is perfect for everyday carry, holding just the essentials - two keys and one essential card. ...Its compact design features a clever sliding case that keeps everything securely in place, preventing anything from slipping out.

This wallet has room for four trays, each of which can be used for cards or cash. ...There is a lever on the bottom that can be pushed in to slide the trays out.</p>

That's where this clever sliding clip wallet comes in – designed specifically for the man who can't seem to shake off those pesky loyalty cards. ... To get an idea of how it functions, simply search for iclip wallet online and take a look at the...

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 load four cards into the wallet, or a couple of cards along with some cash, and the pressure inside builds up enough to keep everything securely in place. I can flip it upside down and shake it vigorously without anything falling out. This...

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...

A small and light wallet.

... design holds both items firmly in place. However, for printing purposes, PLA isn't the ideal material to use. When heated up to 40 to 45 degrees Celsius, the wallet may lose its flexibility, retain its shape, but stop holding its contents securely.