Cascade card wallet "filament riveted"
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Cascade card wallet, print pieces, use soldering iron to rivet front and back using filament, assemble the rest.
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I was inspired by this design by Hugo:
I wanted a version that could be printed laying down, and customize/change springs och levers.
It holds 5-6 cards.
Print without supports. I used PLA for the body and PETG for the moving parts/ springs.
For assembly I recommend a soldering iron with a pointy tip (my design intention). You could use glue.
The "filament rivet" holes are 2mm diameter, might need drilling.
Be aware of axle/lifter/cap/lever orientation, the tiny hooks only work in one direction, forcing other way around will ruin them. You will have to use some force to push the lifter and lever
I made a couple of different springs, lifters and levers depending on material and taste. I ended up using the long 6 card lifter, the long lever and medium spring.
A short lifter and a long lever will, of course, give you more leverage but not the same card spread.
It seems as if the springs wear in a bit they will hold the cards better.
Assembly video here: