A tuning fork metal mechanical push card cut from stainless steel. Two slim prongs run from a solid base block, and a sliding inner plate sits in the body, so the card works as both a pocket slider and a slim, tactile object to hold.
Why people keep one on the desk
- Tuning fork outline — Two long parallel prongs give the card a distinctive silhouette and a natural place to rest a finger.
- Sliding inner plate — A fine internal slide adds a short repeated movement without any loose parts.
- Satin steel finish — A soft brushed surface that stays clean-looking and warm to hold.
- Very slim — Thin enough to disappear into a pocket or a notebook while staying rigid.
- Engraved face panel — A recessed engraved panel on the base block keeps the surface interesting without print that can flake.
Specifications
| Material | Stainless steel, satin finish |
| Structure | Two-prong body with a sliding inner plate |
| Size | approx. 7.5 x 3 cm |
| Weight | approx. 55 g |
| Finish | Satin silver, engraved face panel |
| In the box | 1 x tuning fork mechanical push card |
Where it fits
Desk fidgeting, focus breaks, pocket carry, EDC gifting
Questions we get asked
Is the tuning fork push card a musical instrument?
No. The tuning fork shape is a design reference. It is a mechanical push card fidget, not a tuned fork, and it does not produce a musical pitch.
How does the slider move?
A slim plate travels inside the body when you push it, giving a short controlled movement without loose parts.
Will it bend in a pocket?
The body is cut from stainless steel and is rigid in normal pocket carry, though it is slim by design.
Colours and finish may vary slightly between production batches. Metal fidget toys contain small parts and magnets — not suitable for young children.
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