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Daggerheart card box with coloured & engraved baskets

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Remix of two great models to create a carrying box for the core Daggerheart cards in "inner" sleeves.

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Organizers
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I added inner sleeves to all my cards (specifically these ones) and needed a good way to store and carry them. I tried the inserts for the original box but the sleeves added too much bulk.

This is a remix of two models. I loved the original models and wanted to organize the cards by codex, etc, so I plopped everything into Tinkercad, grabbed a coffee and resized things to suit my needs.

Note - it is designed to be a tight fit. I have good tolerances on my printer (Bambu Labs P2S) and the baskets just fit for a snug, no rattling experience. I recommend a test print and adjust as needed.

Hardware

The only "hardware" you need are for the latches (both as a hinge and as a latch). The original designer stated that he used 30mm M3 bolts but I found my 25mm bolts were a perfect fit while 30mm extended past the holes.

Print Settings

Case:

Print the case however you want - I used 0.2mm layer heights and I think two walls with 20% grid infill but next time I'll do 3 walls. It only needs a tiny amount of supports at the very bottom. I had some odd "stringing" around the edges as it went through layers 1-5 but after that it settled. I have no idea what was happening but it printed fine.

The lid is the same - there are two versions, a multi-colour "OBJ" file if you want the logo and a solid lid with no logo. The logo one is under "other files" as a zip file.

Baskets:

These have thin walls and the engravings created lots of headaches for me until I turned off scarf seams. As soon as I turned off scarf seams things got better and setting the resolution to 0.001 finally made it smooth. The scarf seams were creating different thicknesses on layers where the engravings of the domain logos live.
My Print Settings for Baskets:

  • Layer height: 0.20 mm 

  • Seam position: nearest

  • All Scarf seams OFF

  • Resolution 0.001

  • Wall loops 2

  • Ensure vertical shell thickness Disabled

I used PLA for 95% of this print but one of the colours I only had PETG (the grey).