Tiny Trophy Teacher Gift Card Kit Card Holder

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berri3D

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Først set

2026-07-14 16:37

Sidst set

2026-07-14 16:37

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kit card gift card gift card holder trophy award card kit teacher gift father's day

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This customizable kit card can be printed two ways: as a gift card holder or a standalone card. Either way, the recipient gets to build the tiny 2" high trophy themselves which they can keep as a reminder of their (and your) awesomeness 😎. Quick multi-colour print (~0.7h for standalone or 1h for card+holder) Prints even quicker in one colour (~0.5h) Customize it yourself or use one of the pre-filled versions Holder fits standard gift cards, with a bit of room to spare for notes, receipts. etc. Bonus instruction cards that fit inside with your gift! (see Documentation section below) Perfect for batch printing (can fit up to 10 on a mid-sized printer plate) ⚠️This is a miniature model and as such won't be suitable for all users such as the very young or those with reduced dexterity. Table of Contents Most people do not have problems with my models as I rigorously test everything I make. However, I'm a firm believer in more information is better because it means you don't need to wait for me to respond 🤪 If you're already familiar with printing my kit cards, you can skip most of the following (except Special Considerations which yes, I do change!) and go straight to Section 4 for the assembly guide. Special Considerations (important information please read) Card Holder (dimensions and info) Text Customization (tips and tricks) Assembly Guides (printable and screen) Detailed Print Information (in-depth details) Filament Recommendations Process Settings Adjusting Fit of Parts About (design inspiration, commercial licensing, etc.) 1. Special Considerations – please read before printing ⚠️ Small parts. Choking hazard. Not A Toy. Not suitable for very young children. This is a tiny trophy with tiny parts. Assembly should be done with adult supervision. ⚠️ Textured build plate required when printing this particular kit card. It has ultra skinny sprue connectors due to space limitations. This means they may break off from the card (along with the parts they're attached to ) if due care is not taken during removal from the build plate. Textured plates self-release parts when they cool which is why I recommend them for kit cards. ⚠️ Clean build plate required. Small details will get dragged if the plate isn't clean. Print profiles contain settings which will help adhesion but cannot perform miracles 😥. Please see this wiki article➚ for correct plate washing procedure. Due to the size of the connectors, the easiest way to remove the parts is to snap them out by hand first, then follow up with flush cutters or small pointed scissors (or nail clippers) to remove any residual flashing. Gift card holder “lid” is friction fit and may be a bit stiff to start. I find that it loosens up after the first insertion. If for some reason it's very loose, a bit of tape should keep it from sliding completely out. If it's not sliding all the way home, check the inside corner of the card lip. 2. Gift Card Holder Dimensions Inside dimensions of gift card holder 55.2 x 86.8 x 2.4 mm The inner cavity of the holder is slightly bigger than a standard payment card (as per ISO CR-80 guidelines➚) which should result in a slightly loose fit depending on your printer and the corner radii of the card. The height from the inside bottom to the underside of the kit card “lid” is 2.4 mm. It is deeper than the card itself so that you can also include a receipt or a small note. I was able to fit the following into one holder: a thermal ink receipt folded four times a bifold card printed on cardstock a gift card The fit was quite acceptable, if perhaps a little snug. Note: The back of the card holder has been left open for printability reasons (reduces filament and prevents a particular print defect) and as a sort of frame for any illustrations on the card itself. If for some reason you would prefer a fully enclosed back, please leave a comment below. 3. Text Customization If you've never customized text before, this video➚ is a good all-round primer on how to do it. The