Blokees Mini Hinged Card Deck Case with Display

A simple, easy to print holder for Blokees figure cards. Both rectangular and the earlier circular cards can be stored.

Printing: 

The example in my photos were printed with a .4mm nozzle at .25mm layer height. 

All parts are in the best orientation for printing. Organic supports are suggested for "Card Case Base" files to support the top bar, but you might be fine if your printer does well with bridges. The "Card Case Base no window frame" file removes part of the front frame that holds the clear plastic in place. This allows you to store 2-3 more cards but relies on the box being full for the front card to press the clear plastic in place.

Combine the "Card Case Top logo" and "Blokees logo" files to print with a multi-color printer. I found the best results for readability with a textured plate, but you could also experiment with first layer widths to get good results with smooth or matte plates. The "Card Case Top no logo" file is provided for single-color prints.

The "Clear Frame Template" can be used to draw the shape needed for the clear front onto any piece of plastic. Part of the clear plastic from a recent Transformers box works perfectly. 

Once the piece is cut it will slide into the slot at the top of the "Card Case Base" part. 

Assembly:

Align the "Card Case Base" and "Card Case Top" hinges along the back of the box. Press the top and bottom together to click into place. Once together, use a piece of 1.75mm filament as a hinge, pushing it through the holes in the back of the case from one side to the other. Open the box to ensure it moves smoothly.

I suggest using PETG filament to prevent future breaking, but PLA Pro/Plus should work as well. The outside hinges are snug by design to make sure the filament stays in place. 

Each box should hold aourn 116-118 cards.