Business Card Holder Designed For Corkboard

Designed this card holder for use by my union to have our business cards available on our union communications boards. 

The version shown in the photos is pin version 1.6. This version is pretty good, but the pushpins didn't have enough clearance on the pin attachment ears to go in perfectly straight.

Pin version 1.7 has additional clearance on the pin attachment ears. The additional clearance should be sufficient to allow the pushpins to go in straight. It is not yet tested, so I will be interested to hear feedback. 

Sticky version 1.5 doesn't have the pin attachment ears. This version is designed to be attached via a adhesive strip of some sort. We have a few communications area that are cubical walls. I purchased these hangers to stick on the backs of this version for those locations. You can also use command strips, adhesive Velcro, adhesive magnets, or double stick tape to attach them to various surfaces.

I may do a magnet version in the future.

Here are the printer settings I used:

Slicer: Orca Slicer 2.3.0

Initial Layer Height: 0.28mm

Layer Height: 0.2mm

Infill: 15% Tri-hexagon

Wall Thickness: 1.35mm

Top, & Bottom Thickness: 1.4mm

Supports: Yes - Normal

Adhesion: Skirt & Mouse Ears

Material: Polymaker Black PLA & Sunlu Clear PLA

Extruder Temp: 200 C

Bed Temp: 60 C

Total Filament Used: 

Pin Version 1.7 - 28.5g 

Pin Version 1.6 - 28.3g

Sticky Version 1.5 - 26.9g

Notes:

This project was designed in Onshape under a maker account. Per the terms of the account, this design cannot be commercially used. To learn about using Onshape, I recommend this series by Teaching Tech.