Stackable Trading Card Drawer with Dividers (v2 released!)
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A remix of the stackable trading card drawer from Dre Wizard that uses less filament and adds some features.
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- Źródło
- Printables
- Kategoria
- Board Games
- Licencja
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
What even is this?
If you're interested in a sturdier card box that uses more filament, check out Dre Wizards Stackable Trading Card Drawer. I designed this one from scratch with their design in mind (same internal drawer dimensions).
This is a stackable drawer that can hold about 450-500 sleeved standard trading cards(56x87mm) without a divider installed. Drawer has a rail system that will snap locked when fully closed.
Box and drawer should come out to about 290-300g of filament total(settings dependent). Print files should come in their optimal orientation and shouldn't require any supports.
What's new in v2:
[Drawer] I've made the divider channels 3x deeper so the dividers fit a lot better and are less likely to slip out of place. v2 dividers will still work with the v1 drawer and box. Box is about 1mm wider to better handle larger card sleeves like Dragon Sleeves.
[Box] Side rails are now 0.5mm thicker so they hold the drawer just a bit better. Added a bump in the bottom to create a stronger latch when closed as well as catch the new v2 drawer when slid most of the way out.
[Divider] Didn't like the half height divider so I only made the full height one. I created this one with larger tabs to slot into the drawer and holds a lot stronger and are easier to grab and move around with confidence.
Future Plans:
I want to design a box that slots into the divider channels that holds tokens/dice.
I was also toying around with the idea of adding embossed TCG logos such as the logos and ink colors for Disney's Lorcana and the logo and land icons for Magic the Gathering.
How to print:
My test prints were done on a Prusa MK2S in the generic PLA 0.35mm layer height profile using a 0.4mm nozzle. Filament I've used for this was Sunlu Basic PLA(teal), Ender PLA(black), and Elegoo PLA +(white).