OG Hand & Foot Playing Card Holder

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https://www.printables.com/model/1320840-snapdeck-main-bodies






 

This is a quick playing card holder I modeled up for my grandmother's intense games of hand and foot.
(https://youtube.com/shorts/fS9YxDrw_5k?si=JFJ4aTTxEPbK2PJk)

The holder is curved just enough to maintain stability on the table while not being so aggressive that it bends the cards.
One side is equipped with a slot for the "foot" pile while you are working on your current "hand" pile (saves room on the table but still allows other people to see what stack you're on).
The other side fits a Tootsie Pop holder in the curvature of the body because the group she plays with likes to bring them as snacks and hates balancing them on the wrappers.

I printed most of them in PLA using tree supports just on the build plate (it may put in some support for the inner triangular hole of the body because I chose to round it off, but you should not need those). Standard print settings at 0.2mm should be fine, but it's up to you.
I used these magnets as inserts to keep everything a bit more responsive and stable in place (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M3GHMWN?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1).

However! You may not even need magnets at all depending on the tolerance of your printer. Or, just use a couple of magnets... I put in a bunch of spaces for them depending on how much you want to use and where. The sliding parts may press-fit in just fine, as they did for me on a few of the holders.
On a couple of them, I also put on some small rubber feet so that the holders would not slide on a smooth surface.
Lastly, I used 2 m3x8mm screws to secure the handle on the Tootsie Pop slider. I could have figured out a better way to secure them, but I have a bunch of screws sitting around waiting to be used so that's that haha, apologies for using extra hardware.

Sorry if there are any issues with this post or the object, and happy printing!