TCG Card Hand Holder
147 downloads · 11 months ago · Super easy to print with no supports needed.
Level up your game night setup with our Hanging TCG Ca
Super easy to print with no supports needed.
Level up your game night setup with our Hanging TCG Card Holder – the perfect blend of function and convenience for every Trading Card Game enthusiast!
This sleek and durable card holder hooks securely onto the side of your table, keeping up to 14 cards visible and organized during play. Whether you're showcasing your current hand, keeping track of battlefield positions, or managing complex combos, this holder gives you easy access and clear visibility — all without cluttering your play area.
TCG Card Hand Holder
147 downloads · 11 months ago in and
Greninja Diorama
Greninja Bust
076. Golem - Basic & Ornamental
Window Espeon
Window Umbreon
644. Zekrom - Basic & Ornamental
491. Darkrai - Basic & Ornamental
Window Mewtwo
Window Mew
Window Psyduck
Window Gengar - Pokemon
Window Snorlax
Window Eevee
Window Jigglypuff
Lugia Bust
309. Electrike - Basic & Ornamental
235. Smeargle - Basic & Ornamental
Lugia Diorama
Flareon Bust
Would you be able to design this with a hinged plate (about the same size as the back plate) on top instead of the clips so one could slide it under a gaming mat and the rest hang off the table? That way the depth of the table edge wouldn't matter and it could just fold together. The current lip for holding the card is fine. I'm a newbie and not great with 3d modeling yet.
Hi having an issue with the clips being too tight to slide into the back. Any ideas?
Depending on the filament it can sometimes bulge when it prints. You can take a knife and scrape or shave around the edges to smooth it out. Or scale it down if you need more room
Hi, also had a problem, the parts that connect the bottom with the top plate are bigger than the holes, also the clips and their respective connector. Any solution that I can resolve? :)
How did you arrange the Holder Back on the print plate? I printed it face down but I had to hammer the bottom in because the overhangs on the slits made it not fit well
You may need to adjust your printer settings to improve your bridging then
Any tips on how to achieve that?
There are bridging test prints you can run that will help you dial in the settings. The changes can depend on your printer, filament, environment conditions, and more. Just takes a bit of playing around to dial in your printer and get the most out of it.