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Modular Playing Card Display System

Build a wall for your collection. One deck at a time.

Your playing card collection deserves better than being hidden inside a drawer.

This modular display system was designed specifically for standard USPC-size playing card tuck boxes, allowing you to turn your collection into a clean, expandable wall display.

Each module holds one deck and can be combined with other modules in almost any configuration you like.

🃏 Completely Modular

Start with a single deck or build an entire wall.

Modules can be arranged:

  • Side by side

  • Stacked vertically

  • Face-to-face

  • Back-to-back

  • Or combined into larger custom layouts

Each module includes two 4 mm wall-mounting holes, so the finished assembly can be securely mounted while keeping the collection organized and visually consistent.

Whether you own 4 decks or 40, the system can simply grow with your collection.

🔗 Why No Dovetail Connectors?

This was a deliberate design decision.

Many modular systems use dovetail or snap-fit connectors. They work well, but unused connection points remain visible around the outside of the finished display.

I wanted the final installation to look like one continuous display rather than a collection of individual printable parts.

For this reason, the modules are designed to be permanently joined using epoxy or acrylic adhesive.

The result is a cleaner exterior with no exposed dovetail sockets, clips or unnecessary mechanical details.

For exposed ends, an optional triangular-profile dead-end finishing piece is also included. Use it wherever you want to give the assembly a cleaner finished edge.

🖨 Fast & Easy to Print

The system was designed to be practical enough to build large displays without turning your printer into a hostage for a week.

Approximate printing time per module: 50–60 minutes.

That means a complete 24-deck display can realistically be printed in about a day of continuous printing.

No complicated assembly. No elaborate hardware. Just print as many modules as your collection needs, combine them, and expand again whenever another deck mysteriously follows you home.

🧵 Material Recommendations

PLA: More than sufficient for normal indoor display use.

PETG: Recommended if you want improved durability and a longer service life, especially for larger permanent installations.

The modules are intentionally simple and efficient, making them ideal for batch printing.

🔧 Assembly

  1. Print the required number of modules.

  2. Test-fit your desired layout.

  3. Join the modules permanently using epoxy or acrylic adhesive.

  4. Add the optional dead-end finishing pieces where desired.

  5. Use the integrated 4 mm mounting holes to secure the assembly to the wall.

  6. Load your favorite decks.

  7. Realize you suddenly need more playing cards.

♠ Built for Collectors

This isn't just storage.

The idea was to create a system where the collection itself becomes the decoration. Vintage decks, limited editions, casino decks, Bicycle releases, Tally-Ho, Bee and everything else can become part of an expandable display rather than disappearing into boxes.

Print one.

Then another.

Then another.

Before long, you've built your own little playing card shrine.

And when the collection grows?

Just add another module.

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