SD Card Containers - Print in Place - Free 3D Print Model

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Layer51

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3 plates

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This is a remix that consists of a print-in-place containers for SD cards. Each one holds a single type whereas the original held both types. There is also a slim version for micro-SD as well since they don't take up nearly the same z height as full-sized cards. The one printed in the picture is the slim model (green) next to the original model (orange).

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Comment & Rating (142)

@ZumDag

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I made small changes because I only needed it for SD cards and I also customized it. thank you

@uberroot

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perfect for my drone bag

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@iamnotwhoiam

That green looks fantastic. What filament brand/type is it?

@uberroot

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Replying to @iamnotwhoiam :

Sunlu PLA+ it's cheap in the 6kg packs it's decently tough and it just works haha

@chessmcvillian

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printed perfectly!

@idid

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@iamnotwhoiam

Love the green!

@user_2589691380

Really liked this SD card holder overall! The print-in-place box design is super clever and printed beautifully without needing supports. The card slots are very accurate—everything fits snug without being too tight, which is always a plus. My only issue is with the clip; it worked at first, but it broke after just a few uses. Still, it’s a great design and does the job—just be gentle with the latch.

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@iamnotwhoiam

Granted I didn't come up with the original design, only tweaked the size and what it held, I have seen the latch break occasionally myself and I think it mainly stems from the filament. So long as it's dry and lacks any additives such as with matte types it seems to hold up better. Glad you like it. If you are looking for a more rugged version to hold your SD cards check out my other model (https://makerworld.com/en/models/791178-microsd-card-container-2-0-snaplock-edition)