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Rebuilding Chicago board game insert organizer

3 plates 11h 43m 0.4 mm 513 g PLA Free
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Before you print
Needs about 513 g
Print profiles
H Series LARGE BUILD PLATE
3 plates 11h 43m 0.4 mm 513 g PLA
A1 P series X Series SMALL BUILD PLATES
6 plates 14h 20m 0.4 mm 526 g PLA
As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings will change these numbers.

WASH YOUR BUILD PLATE. USE A BRIM IF PRINTING WITH AN A1 or A2L.

Unenclosed printers tend to have warping problems with trays of this size - you WILL need to add a brim for the A1 or A2L.

The retail insert for this frustrated me with its mixed coins trays, poor draw bag fit, and holes for cards that were too small.

This is the result of that frustration!

This will fit sleeved or unsleeved cards.

If you have a H series then go for the big tray all in one, and why not give your H2C a workout and do all the colours on the tray?!

If you have anything except the a1 mini it will still work, just use the “smaller build plates” profile with the polyomino tray cut in two. This will slip together with the dovetail, and if the friction fit isn't strong enough for you then a few dots of superglue will hold it extra securely.

Colour not required, but it is nice - just print it all with a single filament and everything will still work just fine. You can even outline the tile holes with paint pen if you want to get extravagant. The easy/hard tile fits in the tray for the larger cards or in with the landmark tiles.

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