Playing Card Dispenser - Designed for Most Card Games

Are you tired of the piles of your playing cards getting messed up while playing games with your family and/or friends? Do you have a lot of cards that you like to use, but can't fit all of them into a dispenser to store them as well? Then this print is for you!

The design of these holders came after playing Cards Against Humanity with my family. Looking at the table, the draw pile is a mess for both the white and black cards. This slows down the game and makes the playing surface a battlefield.

With these card holders, you can easily add and remove cards to each stack by removing the sliding door. The shorter holder can hold at least 100 cards and the bigger one can hold at least 300.

The internal base is sloped to make the cards easier to draw. The external base is 2cm high, with a wide gap to make it easier to draw cards with your fingers (and acts as a weight to prevent tipping). And the walls are thin for compactness and slightly faster printing.

This model was a lot of fun to make! I've tested them several times and everyone has loved using them. Here are the print settings I used on my Creality Ender 3 v2:

• 0.4mm nozzle
• 0.20mm layer height
• 16% Infill w/ Triangle pattern
• Added Brim for better adhesion (especially for door)
• Tree support generation for 40° overhangs

I printed the small one in SUNLU Black PLA and the bigger one in DURAMIC 3D Marble PLA+, which I got both off of Amazon.

I might make an even taller one if there is enough demand for it. I modeled these specifically for my needs and they have worked perfectly so far.

If anyone wants the original files I used in FreeCAD, please reach out to me and I'll happily provide them to you!