tiny wallet 3d models

Business card wallet. Prints easy; no supports required. Three hair ties are required to assemble. Keeps your business cards from getting mangled when you keep them in your bag or pocket. I added my company logo to mine, but the version attached...

... desk or table. ... <br /> I designed this so that I could easily have everything I need before I leave my house all in the same place. It holds a wallet, smartphone, Beats Fit Pro case, and car keys. ...There are 2 holes used to mount it to a wall.

I've decided to share the version of my wallet that I currently use as my daily wallet, since it's the most refined design so far. It should comfortably hold between 9-10 cards (10 if they're flat-printed, or 9 if a few have raised numbers) or 6-8...

It's a Cool spring loaded wallet that holds two cards Fully functional, it works like a Switch blade Snap open or Snap close. 100% Printed Two options: With external money clip or No money clip. Swap between them no problem Prints wit no...

This is a custom wallet cover designed for SECRID card cases. I deliberately omitted a space to store cash, so I created this sleeve as an optional addition that allows users to carry banknotes while maintaining the slim profile of their card case.

A remix of the remix from hijinksensue of the Smart Wallet. I made it just a little bit thicker so the money and the coins fit better, also I have changed the bottom lock of the lid, so it doesn't interferes with the coins, and optimiced the size of...

A minimalist slim wallet for standard-size credit cards opened with a spring-loaded push button. The wallet should fit 5-6 cards, depending on their thickness. Two appearance versions available: plain and with a diamond pattern. Geared lever and...

Note that 45-degree cuts are sewn onto what I consider the 'bottom' of the wallet for aesthetic purposes. When preparing the top right card window, use a size equal to or slightly larger than the cards you plan to insert, as software...

&nbsp;Myself and one of my best friends have been using this wallet for many years now and haven't even needed to replace the band (you will likely need to if you thin out your cards by a significant amount).Holds pretty much whatever you want to put...

Since I don't own either of these wallets, all I had to work with were their dimensions from their respective websites, so I gave them some extra tolerancing in the holes they lay in. I printed this model with 7047 Tele Grey PLA. The threads came...

[Actually, if anyone is interested I could probably replace one of the cards with a spot for a SIM card.] I prefer keeping my keychain light, so I'd rather have this in my wallet than a USB stick on my keys when I need to transfer or store data. :) ...

For the best structural integrity you need to print the wallet flat, and the money clip upright on its side. Print them solid. the wallet portion will require supports, but they should be simple to remove. The money clip will not require...

Second of all, my cards were falling out, so I made the lid cover wrap around the bottom of the wallet. The first version has not finished printing as of uploading, but I will update this page with any improvements that I make. ----- Yes, the lid...

Everyone had issues with it printing, and tolerances could not be lowered otherwise the model would no longer work correctly, so it had to be printed as parts and assembled so everyone can use the wallet. ...Also, it now adds a money clip on the front...

You can find this exact style of wallet multitool on various online platforms, as long as it meets specific dimensions - 70mm x 45mm x 2mm. If you're in the UK, check out Amazon UK for the item: https://goo.gl/igQJPT. For our friends in the US, head...

**Introducing the PEAK Minimalist Wallet!!** *Peak performance at a minimalist price!* I like the design of the Ridge wallet, but I can't justify spending that much money on one. I looked around on Thingiverse but I didn't like any of the designs. ...

Objective: * Be able to 3D print a unique and customized key and wallet hook * Stretch the limits of 3D printing with supports * Learn basic steps of 3D CAD (SolidWorks) * Create a customizable project according to your needs and desires Audiences:...

&nbsp;Myself and one of my best friends have been using this wallet for many years now and haven't even needed to replace the band (you will likely need to if you thin out your cards by a significant amount).This is super cheap and easy to make - the...

I made this years ago based on Guv's original Basic Wallet and Jason Smith's Minimalist Wallet.I did make some adjustments based on my needs:Made the band groove deeper to stop the band from snapping at the worst moment in your day.Change a bit the...

Insert magnets into all 6*2mm holes (2 on the top mount piece, 1 on the bottom mount piece, 2 in the optional comb insert, 2 in the base of the wallet itself). NOTE: if you glue these in, ensure they are all magnetically aligned before gluing. I...

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...

Sadly i had to go out of town this week and i did not have the possibility to finish and validate the "Lighter pouch" and smaller wallet design. However, to drench the thirst of people wanting a smaller wallet, I have uploaded a PROTOTYPE Lighter...

is more than recommended.If you print it at 0.3mm you will have your wallet in just one hour, print it at 0.1mm to have a better quality in twice the time.Models are already oriented as they should be printed and supports are not required.The covers...

I installed this by filling half of the channel on the bottom with hot glue, positioning the filament, and then (once dry) pulling the filament over the entire wallet and gluing the other end down in the other half of the channel. Make sure this cord...

I installed this by filling half of the channel on the bottom with hot glue, positioning the filament, and then (once dry) pulling the filament over the entire wallet and gluing the other end down in the other half of the channel. Make sure this cord...

Instead, on the opposing side of the wallet there is a small slot just big enough to fit some extra cash or paper/receipts, which conveniently uses the elastic band beneath the contents to keep the items in place. There's also a convenient thumb...

... the hook. 5) Press the 2nd cover over the first one and secure it with 5 button head bolts. 6) To insert cards for the first time, push the button up and use the corners of the cards to open the hook, then let the cards fall into the wallet.

This wallet is a modular system that you can design around so your unique object has a home in your pocket.With a sandwich construction, the two halves (that typically store cards &amp; cash) surround a middle module that can suit whatever purpose...

For quite sime time I used https://www.printables.com/model/73715 as my regular wallet. With the inspirations of that one and some additional inspirations from <a...

I remixed the minimalist Wallet by Andrew SORG to carry three essential tools. Thirsty Rhino Surviv, a compact survival pocket tool - check it out on Amazon at https://amzn.to/2mt5QPQ. The True-Utility Stainless Steel Pen Keychain is another...