Speakeasy insert (to use with existing insert)

The focus of my design was to use the existing insert and improve it for better functionality and comfort with the lowest possible filament consumption. Now all components which are used during the game can be placed with there trays on the table. So there is no need to have the very large existing insert near the table.

There is already at least one very good insert for speakeasy available from js500 ( https://www.printables.com/model/1478608-speakeasy-insert-organizer

This insert looks very well designed and thought out but for my printer it took to long to print and uses to much filament. This is why I decided to create my own one.

If you prioritise functionality, appearance and comfort over printing time and filament consumption, you should definitely take a closer look at this insert. It looks fantastic. I used the very clever barrel holders from this insert, because they are perfect.

I designed a case for each pair of them, so that the barrels stay in place, because i did not find a good place for them and now I can lay them on the cards or in one of the empty compartments of the existing insert, without the barrels falling out.

The trays for money, leverage token, barrels and strenght token replace the foam spacer on the top layer (I cutted a little strip and use it to prevent the trays from moving). The tray for cops, Speakeasys (red) and goones is placed where the money token are normally located.

I placed the cards from the expension (without sleeves) a tray below the cops/goons/SE, as i wont use them at the moment. As a result of this the other cards (helper, operations, Solo) which are sleeved fit better in the desired compartment.

Now is also enought space to store the spareparts in one of the empty compartments. And I put the ships and blocked districed markers in different compartments, as they were a little tight in the desired one.

As mentioned above I focused on small filament cunsuption and therefore the base plastes and walls are thin. They are absolutely stable enought to put them from the box to the table, but they bend a little.

Comments and suggestions for improval are always welcome.