MTG Commander Deck Box with Twist Lock

A fairly basic MTG Commander deckbox, featuring:

• A twist-lock top, turning the MTG logo will open the grippers, allowing the lid to be removed. The grippers close automatically thanks to the spring.
• Nicely fits 100 sleeved MTG cards
• Toploader slot, displaying your commander, easily spot which deck is inside the box

Printing:

• You need a fairly well tuned printer for this, clearances of 0.2mm are used. It prints very nicely on my Bambu Lab P1P.
• Everything should be printable without supports and fairly basic settings (i.e. 0.2mm layer height, 10-15% infill)
• It's recommended to print the Base, Spring and Lid in the same color (e.g. Galaxy Black looks very nice), and all other parts in another color (e.g. Red).

Note that on a fast printer the grippers might turn dull on the first layers because of the speed difference in the print:

To prevent this, set a low speed (e.g. 20 mm/s) for the outer wall:

The recesses at the top of the base where the grippers go might need support, in my testing it only sags a tiny amount without support which didn't cause any issues with the grippers but YMMV:

Assembly:

• Lay the 2 grippers in the Lid, they will only fit nicely one-way (see picture below)
• Place the Gear on top of the Spring and place the Spring inside the Lid, this might need a bit of force as the fit is quite tight
• Insert the Magic logo from the other side, pressing against the pin of the Spring, snapping everything together; again some force might be required here.
• Glue the Commander Logos to each side

Twist lock inspired by https://www.printables.com/model/86169 made by @3DPrinty, though this design has been made from scratch.

I'm fairly new to CAD design and this is my first model where I feel comfortable enough sharing it with the community. If you like this model, please consider buying me a coffee.