Visit any brick-and-mortar business that has a service counter and you will likely see a small plastic or wood easel holding a stack of business cards. I have also seen this type of easel used in restaurants, museums and offices holding up some kind of fixed message card.The upper photo shows a business card (87mm X 50mm) on the easel to get an idea of size. The easel itself is 47mm X 40mm (W X H) and leans back at something like 17 degrees.This easel will hold a dozen flat business cards and there is a 0.7mm lip on the leading edge of the easel's ledge to help hold the cards in place.This item was designed from the get-go to be 3D printed so it is easy to make compared to some of the objects I have submitted in the past. You just print and use it. When you load the easel with your business, information or description card, 99% of the object is hidden (so sanding is not needed). The first test print, I broke the easel where it was attached to the raft so I thickened that surface (which holds up the finished easel). Oh yeah, be careful when you are removing the raft anyhow.