Cascade Wallet remix for multiple IDs with exterior Badge Holder for RFID

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Cascade Wallet remix for multiple IDs with exterior Badge Holder for RFID

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0.16mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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I saw the Cascade Wallet and printed it in PET-G and love it! I then realized the opportunity to create a remix and make some minor improvements using PLA to add an ID / Badge holder on the opposite side since I carry around 3 or 4 additional CACs and Tokens for Windows authentication between accounts. What was already on Amazon or elsewhere were too much for my taste and I wanted remix this and see what I could do with it.

 

I thickended the front wall where the lever action is at because my first print cracked from being too thin when pressure was applied to pop the lever loose in order to slide it up and down. Also, after printing it numerous times in PLA, the slot cutouts for expansion as an ID / CAC / TOKEN was too tight and modified the original by about .3mm and it fits just about perfect. And more or less, it was too restricted to allow the lever to do its job, or too thin and the cards slid freely, which we don't want as we're walking around performing our tasks!

 

Remixed using Fusion 360 and when Printing at .16, I found it ensures minimal defects during printing, creates a better overall smoother appearance, but if you want to experiment and dial in the settings more than I have, feel free. The current configuration takes 3 hours. The Cascade Wallet didn't need supports, but I found it beneficial after creating the ID slot insert, the long overhang at the top needed something to hold it to prevent print sagging, so “snug” supports are used for the middle area of the overhand / bridge.

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Nice design though when printed in PLA the resulting weight could be described as hefty. That said printed in ASA the result is much lighter but the handle warped though very usable. Tweaking likely will resolve this defect on another run at using ASA.
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Thanks for the feedback! I was satisfied ultimately because I had two holders on my lanyard...one standard thin one that holds a badge and CAC on the other side and then another amazon one that was metal with clear cover to holding three more CACs / Tokens. This was thicker by 2-4 mm and weighed the same. But feel free to remix. Might take another look at it, but I went through about 20 prints and redesigns to get it here. Feel free to remix :) I'd love to hear back after you tweaked it to see.
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Replying to @JoeyBain :
Not a remix, but a filament tweak plus adding supports. Printed in Inland ASA via a X1C with the engineering plate and liquid glue. ASA has a lower density relative to PLA, thus the result certainly feels lighter.
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Replying to @VSC42 :
Did you add manual support (snug) and de-select "build plate only" so the handle wouldn't warp since it would have support?
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love the design! a tad bit heavy when its on a string lanyard but works great
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Love this idea and design, but I'm hoping to print one that holds only 2 cards in the cascade wallet portion to cut down on size and weight. Do you have that variant planned for the future?
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