THIS JAPANESE BUSINESS CARD IS OUT OF THIS WORLD

We all know that those who have business cards love owning a cardholder – all of us have seen American Psycho, right? However, whether you own business cards or not; you are going to enjoy watching this incredible steampunk card holder – created by SMD Factory – that we are about to show you!

Check out this incredible contraption that comes from a Japanese design company known as SMD Factory. A close look at it makes you feel it is some sort of futuristic gadget that was created back in the 1930s. The whole thing is metallic and has decorative features such as a small oscilloscope and an astrolabe incorporated into it.

It also features interconnected latches and gears. This device by SMD Factory is as much steampunk a device can be but at the end of the day, it is just a cardholder albeit a really fascinating one at that.

This mechanical wonder by the SMD Factory is something that almost everyone wants to own. Just look at it – not only does it look incredible but it also comes with a sweet locking feature with a latch and a thumb trigger. Check out the video below to see it in action!

In case you are wondering how much will it cost you to own this amazing steampunk cardholder by SMD Factory, the cost is $430 per unit and the gadget can be ordered online using Village Vanguard. The shipping is scheduled for mid-April. It has been created using carbon and duralumin aluminum-alloy.

The steampunk cardholder weighs in at a little over 100 grams and can house up to 35 cards. If you are not in the business of business cards, you can also use it for credit cards, ID’s, and whatever other kinds of plastic cards you are carrying with you daily.

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