Isle of Cats Compatible Organizer, All Content in Base Box

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Printing Instructions:

This organizer can be used for any version of the game, just print the pieces appropriate to your game . Choose one version of the card tray to print. The sleeved version will not fit with all of the expansions, but would work if you are only printing certain pieces. The Slot version requires you to print a few dividers to keep the cards separated. The Solid version is all one piece with spaces measured out for each type of card. This last one is the most functional and the one I recommend, but you can choose any style you want.

Everything should fit on an 8”x8” bed except for the sleeved cards box. If you want to sleeve cards and can’t fit the entire box, print 2 of the standard card box, they will fit in the box end to end and they will fit sleeved cards.

The lids are all designed to be printed flat side down, and are held on by tension. If you find them too tight or too loose you can reprint .1-.2 mm larger in the X and Y directions. Make sure to manually adjust the X and Y measurements and unlock scaling so it doesn’t scale the rest of the model. Be aware that it will slightly loosen over time, so err on the side of tight. Make sure your adhesion is good for best results.

The lids have a design inset .2 mm. Make sure to print these with supports and brims turned off, the second layer will bridge across the design and provide texture and contrast.

The boxes fit inside in two different ways, shown in the listing pictures. To reduce the amount of lid lift I recommend removing 2-3 boats and replacing the score pad with a laminated sheet. The cats bag and the beasts bag stay in their appropriate bags but everything else has a designated box. The beasts box that holds the meeples is a tight fit, and you must stack as many as you can upright on the first layer, and then put the rest loosely on top.