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Very specific gift box

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Źródło: Printables
Kategoria: Other Toys & Games
Licencja: Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike

Szczegóły Wydruki i komentarze Remiksy Kolekcje

Hey everyone,

I made this box as a birthday gift for a friend. A little summary of all the memories we shared from our childhood.

As the name suggests, it is quite specific: It fits a fingerboard (100 × 34 mm or smaller), a Beyblade, and your friend’s favorite collectible card (up to 88 × 65 mm).

Fingerboard

The recess for the fingerboard was originally designed for a board measuring 96 × 34 mm, which I made using a 3D-printed mold (Link: https://makerworld.com/de/models/741011-fingerboard-32x96mm-mold-shaper-wheels#profileId-1844376 ). I later adjusted the dimensions so it also fits standard Tech Deck boards (100 × 32 mm (not tested)).

Beyblade

The lower recess is designed to hold a Beyblade along with its accessories, such as the launcher and tip.
I kept the Beyblade in its original shrink wrap and simply cut it out so it fits perfectly onto the platform inside the recess. Once everything is in place, it can be covered displaying only the Beyblade itself.

I also used the cover to add some text. You can easily customize this in your favorite slicer.

Collectible card

The last recess fits one or more collectible cards (88 × 65 mm) stacked on top of each other. You can either use a store-bought card or make one yourself.

I made a card using the following generator: https://www.pokecardgenerator.com

Underneath the card, there is room to add more items like a fingerboard or a collectible card stand.

If you want to make the fingerboard or the collectible card yourself, there are plenty of tutorials on YouTube to these topics.

Last but not least, I added 1 mm thick foam to the fingerboard and collectible card recesses, as well as a transparent acrylic sheet (very important, otherwise everything will fall out!)

You can simply use a DIN A5 acrylic sheet (210 × 148 mm; I used one with 2 mm thickness) and add the fillets and holes yourself. I will include a drilling template in the future. Alternatively, you can also laser-cut the sheet.

Assembly & Print Settings

For fastening, I used threaded inserts (M2.5 × 4 mm) that I had left over from a previous project (https://cnckitchen.store/de/products/gewindeeinsatz-threaded-insert-m2-5-standard-100-stk-pcs), along with M2.5 × 6 mm pan head screws.