Business card holder

Model Overview & Print Notes

**[CoolDesk series](https://cults3d.com/de/drucklisten/HelmutJanetzko/cooldesk-serie)** In the age of smartphones, do you still need business cards to touch? Well, I still have some and I like them too. That's why I designed a business card holder in the CoolDesk design. I put my own business cards in the first compartment so I always have them to hand, and the "other people's" business cards are sorted alphabetically in the tabs. I stuck small self-adhesive studded feet on the underside. But you don't have to do that. You can get them cheaply here at [Amazon](https://https://amzn.to/3ZrAw2y). The assembly is a bit fiddly, but should be doable. I've indicated it in the pictures above. First put the two frame parts together on one side only. If necessary, remove any print residue from the two tenons with a cutter or something beforehand. Then place the beveled underside on a table and insert the individual registers one after the other and close the frame on the other side. As shown in the pictures above. Then apply six drops of superglue to the bottom of the tray at the points shown above and press the frame onto the bottom of the tray for 30 seconds. (But first test whether everything fits without superglue.) The frame fits very precisely and requires a little pressure when inserting it. Don't worry, nothing will break. You don't necessarily need glue, the frame holds pretty well, but it's only earthquake-proof when it's glued. Special filament superglue is available at [Amazon](https://amzn.to/469IIZ8) at a very reasonable price. Created with Autodesk Fusion. I have added the .step and .stl file. Have fun with it. ## 3D Printing Settings

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