Codenames Box - Compact and Portable!

for Codenames (2015) Layer by Layer

Inserts Free

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Plan Your Print

About 262 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 7h 42m 262 g PLA

What it takes

4 plates 7h 42m 262 g PLA

A1, X2D, P1P, H2D, H2C, P2S, H2S, X1E, X1, X1 Carbon, A2L, P1S, H2D Pro

All settings are applied on a per-object basis. Between 0.2 and 0.24mm layer height recommended, Arachne wall generation required. Best with Bambu Labs filament. Enjoy!

Plate Details (4)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · Box Bottom

3h 31m 131 g PLA · 131 g

Plate 2 · Box Top

2h 48m 93 g PLA · 1 g PLA · 4 g PLA · 2 g PLA · 86 g

Plate 3 · Key Card Insert

56m 25 g PLA · 24 g PLA · 1 g

Plate 4 · Code Card Insert

27m 13 g PLA · 13 g

Designer's Description

Do you also find the Codenames box to be flimsy and far too large for the components it carries? I designed this box when my Codenames box broke, and it is now so much easier to just tuck into my bag and bring wherever I want!

It prints in three components and can easily be done with or without AMS. They slot together easily on their own, but added slots for 4mm magnets can really enhance the locking power of the box to make sure your cards stay securely in place.

The additional optional Spacer component slots in with the Code cards and separates the recently used ones from the rest. This way you can make sure you get to see every single one of the 200 cards!

The insert also has a slot to stand up the key cards at an angle, perfect for hiding it from the codebreakers!

Please let me know what you think, and if I should make boxes or inserts for any other games!

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