*New Multi-Card Stands* 3D Printed PSA/Ultra Pro Card Stands

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'Oi

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ooooo, excited to see these stands that link together or hold multiples at once.

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Stay tuned! I attempting to finalize the design, so I should have pictures up on this thread fairly soon (I hope). :blush:

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Canā€™t wait to see what you have come p with. Thanks for your persistence

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New design has been added to original post :blush: .

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Awesome job!!! Having them connect looks really good for displaying purposes :blush:

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Look awesome, PMā€™ing you :blush:

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I WANT TO BUY SOME!!!

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They look awesome side by side, well done!

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I am serious. GET A PATENT. This thread is dated and can be used for protection.

This is the best item to come out in card supplies in many years.

Young man,you are a real talent:)

P.S. I would be an investor. Iā€™d even bet efour and its members might even want to invest/sponsor.

P.S.S. Iā€™d bet Scott may make a sales exception since itā€™s not cards;?

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Thank you for your kind words, I really appreciate it. Unfortunately, I lack the time to pursue a patent claim - unless someone here happens to be a patent lawyer :blush: . That being said, if there is support for these to be properly manufactured and sold, I may create silicone molds to cast them in my free time and make those available to forum members.

@smpratte any thoughts?

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Quick question, how hard would these be to get in acrylic?

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There are two ways to form these from acrylic: 1. Machine them from acrylic stock. 2. Cast them with a clear liquid acrylic resin. I mentioned possibly making molds and doing just that. However, I would need to get a small vacuum chamber to degas the liquid resin.

I guess the short answer to your question is, mildly difficult, but doable. Honestly, it would be a fun project to do, I would just have to invest in some equipment.

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Dammmm

That looks amazing!

Iā€™d love to get a copy and try making one myself!

My first attempt at a solo stand turned out really well :blush: . Give it a quick sand, and it will be sweet :slight_smile:

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My boy Gavin has got some skills too;)

Years ago instead of studying the chemical and physical principles of living things, I should have became an inventor. I love this stuff,

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Had my friend do some Black linkable stands for me last night. turned out well. sorry for the bad pic.

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Looks good! Hope they work well for you. You all are the initial test subjects haha.

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Could I get the link to your etsy please? :blush: If you ever decide to sell them there Iā€™d be very interested since I have no way to get them printed where I live

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Wow, these look really cool!
How much should it cost to get them printed anywhere?

I found a site in The Netherlands that allows me to print it, except they are asking 50 euros, that sounds a bit excessive to me, doesnā€™t it?

And am I correct in that the dimensions are in millimeters? Else that would significantly change things.

Full list of options:

  • Plastic Sintering / strong flexible plastic - 87.74 euro
  • Resin-bonded Plastic / fine grainy plastic - 272.11 euro
  • Extruded plastic / strong shiny plastic - 48.98 euro
  • Resin-bonded plaster / artificial sandstone - 48.54 euro
  • Rubber Sintering / rubber-like plastic - 124.23 euro
  • Alumide Sintering / aluminium-plastic-mix - 138.96 euro
  • Resin Printing / transparent plastic - 186.50 euro
  • Silver Casting / casted silver - unavailable, object too large
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That pricing is insane. The model is in millimeters. Does that price include shipping? Maybe the shipping cost is what is making the price so high?

Also, you donā€™t need to get them sintered. Youā€™ll want to look for extruded or fused deposition modeled. Sintering is very expensive.