Case For 20 Credit Cards

[Schpacko]

Hi guys

A friend asked me if i could make a case that can hold up to 20 credit cards. I dont need slots or something like that,

it would be okay if theres just one "room" for a big pile of cards, because these will be the cards you dont really use

on a regular basis.

Ideas? Suggestions?

I was thinking about something like one of those cases they make for playing cards, but i'm not completely happy with that idea....

cheers

Schpacko

[Wishful]

Are the plastic wallet inserts acceptable? Tandy wallet inserts

those hold 12 and you can still have a few slots

Edited November 10, 2011 by Wishful

[bison]

I did something like that a while back for a customer. Start with measuring the thickness of 20 credit cards if you can. The guy I was building this for wanted it to sit on his belt, sort of like a holster with the slots cut out for the belt to pass through and sort of like a wallet with a top flap with concho snap and a bottom flap that opened out about 30 degrees.

I've posted a photo below if that helps. This would hold about 8 credit cards, and an ID/license. I uses 7-8 oz for the back, 5-6 oz for the tooled section and pigskin for the accordian sides so the bottom flap wouldn't come out too far. Sorry I only have the one photo.

Good luck.

Dave

[BIGGUNDOCTOR]

Holy Cow! 20 CC's? No wonder the various economies are in a mess. My suggestion would be to grab a pair of scissors quick, and get chopping

Maybe something on the lines of a money clip that grips the CC's.

[Schpacko]

Are the plastic wallet inserts acceptable? Tandy wallet inserts

those hold 12 and you can still have a few slots

Nope, not acceptable in this case. But thanks for the link anyway, i'm sure i could use these in other projects.

I did something like that a while back for a customer. Start with measuring the thickness of 20 credit cards if you can. The guy I was building this for wanted it to sit on his belt, sort of like a holster with the slots cut out for the belt to pass through and sort of like a wallet with a top flap with concho snap and a bottom flap that opened out about 30 degrees.

I've posted a photo below if that helps. This would hold about 8 credit cards, and an ID/license. I uses 7-8 oz for the back, 5-6 oz for the tooled section and pigskin for the accordian sides so the bottom flap wouldn't come out too far. Sorry I only have the one photo.

Good luck.

Dave

Ah, that doesnt look bad at all. Definitely a good hint, thanks a lot.

Holy Cow! 20 CC's? No wonder the various economies are in a mess. My suggestion would be to grab a pair of scissors quick, and get chopping

Maybe something on the lines of a money clip that grips the CC's.

Well, maybe i should have written "various cards in credit card format."

[rblalock]

A billfold style but with a center "page" added (Picture a book with only one page). This will give you 4 page surfaces for 5 card slots each and exterior surface (front and back for carving). All additional space for thickness of pages and credit cards. It will be about 1/2 to 3/4 inches wider than a normal wallet - may be difficult to get out of pocket. Otherwise do a holder similar to a biker's wallet - 10 to 12 slots on each side.

[plross]

The ones I make hold 16 with room left for cash.

[zafer11]

I would recommend

http://www.leathermi...ee-monogramming

Edited December 7, 2011 by zafer11