Never Forget SD Cards - Camera Cold Shoe SD Card Storage Fully Modular
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This accessory attaches to the Cold Shoe on a camera. It allows you to store spare SD and micro SD Cards easily.
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- Printables
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- Photo & Video
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
PLEASE PRINT USING THE 3MF FILE. - Thanks
When printing please delete the inerts which you do not want, and duplicate the ones you do until they will fill up the housing. There are two sizes of inserts available, both can fit into the housing. Bear in mind that the large insert can only be paired with a small insert, however a small insert can be paired with two other small inserts or a large insert.
This accessory attaches to the Cold Shoe on a camera. It allows you to store spare SD cards as well as Micro SD Cards easily. It is fully modular including a removable axel allowing for the repair of pieces. The design is sleek and minimal while still having a large capacity for memory cards. All the insert "draws" have a simple way to remove the cards. The large sd card containers feature a hole in the base allowing for the card / cards to be pushed up and removed. While the micro sd cards feature a groove on the skinnier side allowing for that section to be pushed down, causing the other side to lift. All the inserts have a side grove to allow them to be easily swung out intentionally, however not by accident.
I have included the dimensions for the inserts so you can make ones that perfectly fit your needs!
To allow the inserts to swing, please place the inserts into the housing, without the axel in, then slide the axel down and rotate counter clockwise it until the axel rotates into the top bracket. If the axel will not sink down to meet the top of the housing, shift the inserts around slightly and wiggle the axel until it does sink to meet the top of the housing. Please refer to my pictures to see how the final product should look. :)
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