Final Girl Feature Film Inserts - Variable Card Well Depth

UPDATE: added lid files ("stock" fits either, but “printed” is a little more snug on the printed trays from this design). This replicates the regular, flat lid that comes with most Final Girl films. Specifically wanted this to be able to store the tarot-sized cards from Tormentor and Organism under the lid so they didn't keep falling out. Lid top is 0.4mm, sides are 0.5mm, optimized for 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2mm layer height.

A few of the Final Girl Feature Films (specifically the Locations), have card counts that do not work so well with the stock inserts when sleeved. I designed this insert to allow me to quickly adjust the large card shelf to change the ratio of space available for small:large cards. Especially thick sleeves will never fit, but this adjustment does improve the fit with several of the FFs that have less "standard" card counts ( Notably: Wingard Cottage, Wolfe Asylum, Sunnydaze Mall, Hellscape and Utopia) .

There are a total of 5 variants (for now), with a 6th file for a removable token/mini tray. I may make different token/mini trays in the future, if the need arises.

The 5 inserts are named according to their ratio (in percentage) of the interior height that is available for Small Cards : Large Cards. The total interior height is 33.6mm, so a file with “70-30” in the name will have 23.6mm available for small cards, and 10mm available for large cards.

Two of the files are the respective ratios of the stock Killer and Location trays, just for a baseline. So far, these 5 variants seem to take care of all the current FFs with the 80um sleeves that I use, but I can make additional ones pretty quickly - just let me know in the comments and, if it makes sense, I'll add it.

The 5 variants are as follows:

• Killer_Stock_29-71

• Location_Stock_70-30

• 63-37 (works with Utopia and Sunnydaze Mall)

• 75-25 (works with Wolfe Asylum)

• 78-22 (works with Wingard Cottage, and Hellscape)

• All files are optimized for a 0.4mm nozzle and 0.2mm layer height.

• There are some overhangs, to reduce filament use, so you may have to generate some supports in your slicer depending on your machine's overhang performance.