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NMBR 9 Game Box

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This is a box and lid for the tile placement game NMBR 9. The stock box is much larger than it needs to be, so I've made this box to hold all of the pieces. To avoid damaging the cards, I made a small card sleeve using card stock and a glue stick. Since the rules are so simple I don't carry them, however they could be folded up and included. This box does not hold either of the "expansion" pieces. Due to the size of my printer, I couldn't fit the card slot vertically and had to put it under the tiles. This means you have to print it with supports, but that space can be cleared out with the right tools and the exact size isn't critical. I printed the lid with the top/text facing the print bed. This makes the top not look as nice, but avoids a giant support inside. The text is thin enough that it cleans up easily but deep enough that it still reads nicely. As a last detail, I haven't printed this exact version; after printing a version for myself, I fixed one mistake and added a little material to one side in order to make the box square. If the lid doesn't fit tightly, extra material could be added post-printing to make a snug fit.

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Submitted via BGG Geeklist
Jan 24, 2020 by mouldybanana
for NMBR 9
Updated Feb 14, 2020

Enjoy and post your makes! NMBR 9 Game Box by A_Tamalonis Nov 25, 2018 This is a box and lid for the tile placement game NMBR 9. The stock box is much larger than it needs to be, so I've made this box to hold all of the pieces. To avoid damaging the cards, I made a small card sleeve using card stock and a glue stick. Since the rules are so simple I don't carry them, however they could be folded up and included. This box does not hold either of the "expansion" pieces. Due to the size of my printer, I couldn't fit the card slot vertically and had to put it under the tiles. This means you have to print it with supports, but that space can be cleared out with the right tools and the exact size isn't critical. I printed the lid with the top/text facing the print bed. This makes the top not look as nice, but avoids a giant support inside. The text is thin enough that it cleans up easily but deep enough that it still reads nicely. As a last detail, I haven't printed this exact version; after printing a version for myself, I fixed one mistake and added a little material to one side in order to make the box square. If the lid doesn't fit tightly, extra material could be added post-printing to make a snug fit.