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Double Deck Playing Card Box (Rummy, Burraco, Scala 40, Poker)

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Carry your decks safely. Rugged, support-free design with a smart anti-spill clip mechanism for two 54-card decks.

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Category
Board Games
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Welcome to a new functional design by TonnoSupremo. Whether you're a fan of poker, rummy, or casual tabletop games, protecting your cards on the go is essential. This custom box is engineered to comfortably hold two standard 54-card decks. The core of this design is its reliable clip mechanism: it ensures the lid stays firmly locked to prevent accidental openings in your bag, yet it pops open smoothly with a simple thumb gesture. No more scattered cards or worn-out rubber bands—just pure, functional 3D printing engineering.

  • Perfect Fit: Custom-tailored to house exactly two complete 54-card decks, as shown in the open display.

  • Smart Clip Lock: A carefully calculated latching mechanism that perfectly balances security against accidental drops and ease of manual opening.

  • Modular Structural Strength: To maximize layer adhesion and mechanical strength, the top lid isn't printed as a single, easily breakable piece. It is printed in two separate halves that are mechanically bonded using custom pins.

  • Thematic Aesthetic: The bottom base features a sleek embossed design showcasing the classic card suits (Hearts, Spades, Diamonds, Clubs).

Assembly & Usage

The box is designed for a robust mechanical fit. Follow these step-by-step instructions:

  1. Cleanup: Remove any minor blobs, stringing, or elephant's foot from the printed parts.

  2. Pin Testing: Before joining the halves together, test-fit the pins in their respective channels on the individual top pieces to ensure the pathways are clear.

  3. Joining: Align and join the two halves of the top lid.

  4. Main Pin Insertion: While the order doesn't strictly matter, I highly recommend inserting the large bottom pin first.

  5. Lateral Fixing: Finally, insert the 4 smaller side pins. They should slide in relatively easily. If they feel tight, use a rubber mallet to gently tap them flush into place.

Recommended Print Settings This model is completely optimized for hassle-free printing.

  • Material: PLA (ideal for rigidity and ease of printing)

  • Supports: NONE required.

  • Layer Height: 0.20 mm

  • Perimeters (Walls): 3 

  • Infill: 15% - 20% (Gyroid or Grid)

Files and Print Quantities:

  • 1x Box_Base.stl

  • 1x Lid_Half_1.stl

  • 1x Lid_Half_2.stl

  • 1x Large_Pin.stl

  • 4x Small_Side_Pin.stl (⚠ Note: the STL file is single, please remember to duplicate it 4 times in your slicer before printing!)

Your feedback matters! Do you have suggestions to improve this project, or would you like a customized version for different card sizes (e.g., MTG, Yu-Gi-Oh, Tarot)? Leave a comment or send me a private message! If you print this, don't forget to upload a Make and show off your colors!

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