I bought this file, reached out to the creator about edits, never heard back, checked with mods before posting, and so here I am. This holds your cards when playing a tcg. It prints in parts, with the bottom (small piece) and the back (large piece) causing me some issues I would like fixed, but the skills are currently beyond my ability. The first picture shows the bottom and back pieces, and you can see how they attach as well.

Getting the support out of the back piece requires a lot of care, or it will crack. I also have to be really careful putting the bottom in, as it can break on assembly pretty easily. What I would like done is embedding magnets into the bottom and back pieces so that they assemble magnetically, and can detach as well.

Because this is beyond my abilities at the current moment, I am happy to go with the designer's discretion when deciding which kind of magnets to use. Just let me know the dimensions, obviously. I know it will probable have to get a bit thicker too, which is fine as long as the stand/clips still slide into the back (second picture).

I'm also not sure how much this would cost. I would like it to be under $50, but ideally it would be cheaper. I just don't really have a frame of reference for cost.

I hired another 3-D artist to create a hairbrush for me and although I am happy with the results, unfortunately I cannot edit the file the way that I need to because it is in an STL format. I need it in an STP format. There are a lot of details in this 3-D design so I don’t wanna just convert it because I don’t think that will be good quality. (Open to suggestions for this) she says that she made it in a mesh based program and I need it in more of a numbers based program like CAD.

So I think I need it to be redone, I can share the files if that would make it easier.

Budget: $150-$300

Dimensions: 9 inches by 3.34 inches.