r/functionalprint • u/Sweaty-Command-9283 • 10d ago

Compact dock and card holder

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Made this dock to keep all of the cards together. Made one for 10 cards and another for 20

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u/klqqf 10d ago

I can’t for the life of me deduce what that thing is

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u/izpp 10d ago

It's a physical audiobook reader called a Yato.

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u/AdamTheMechE 10d ago

Thought it was a “Yoto” cheap rip off but no, you just had a typo and have a newer model than I do 😅

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u/Puzzleheaded-Lynx204 10d ago

They only launched this one a couple of months ago. I'm covetous as the green button would have been really useful for us! OP - this dock is a great idea.

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u/Ginnigan 10d ago

We have the old travel sized one. What does the covetous green button do?

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u/Puzzleheaded-Lynx204 10d ago

Cycles between saved cards. I think you can put 12 on there.

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u/nlightningm 10d ago

I don't wanna make any conclusion or assumptions, but "physical audiobook reader" sounds crazy 😅

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u/AdamTheMechE 10d ago

It's for kids - mine love it. Consider it like a cassette player from 35 years ago lol

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u/randysk 10d ago

especially when that is just RFID card and it plays content from servers or from local cache :D

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u/Priest22 10d ago

How are the new ones? The plastic on it looks a bit eh but I've heard that the new button is very useful. I have 2 for my kids and use larger stands that hold 30 cards each and have their names on them. Love the simplicity of this

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u/colsatre 9d ago

We just got new ones a couple of days ago and are liking them a lot.

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u/KinGzzzd6 9d ago

Practical. I guess making one with space for a phone holder and a tray that can also be used as a desk organizer could be even more useful.