This is the smaller version for anyone who does not need to carry a full stack of cards every day.
The same basic RCH (Radius Card Holder) design is still here:
No need for a card deployment mechanism.No need for a retention spring.
The finger cutout gives you direct access to push the cards up, and the curved body helps hold the cards in place.
This version is designed around four cards, but it also works well with fewer. In my testing, it still holds two cards nicely, which makes it a good option for a lighter carry setup.
This is the version I would personally use for something like the beach, pool, vacation, or anywhere I only want the basics with me — room key, ID, and debit card.
It is also the version I am using for my kids since they only have a couple cards to carry.
Like the other RCH versions, this is not RFID blocking. For this design, I actually see that as a feature. If you carry a hotel key card, work badge, access card, or something similar, you may be able to use it without pulling it out of the holder.
The print stands up and does require supports, but the supports are included and pretty minimal. They are designed to come off cleanly.
The body is split into narrow bands/stripes so colors can be changed easily in the slicer. You can color individual bands, group bands together, make thin accent stripes, wider color blocks, school colors, team colors, business colors, or whatever else you want to try.
If adjacent stripes are assigned the same color, they will merge automatically when printed. The splits are there for color control, not to force visible stripe lines.
So now there are a few RCH options depending on how much you want to carry:
4-card version — lighter carry, kids, travel, pool/beach, room key + ID + card6-card version — standard everyday carry8-card version — more capacity, same RCH design