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Minis organizer & travel box (D&D,W40K etc)

for Tabletop Accessories Layer by Layer

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About 460 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile (4) Box, plain Lid and divider (default 0.2mm Strength profile) 13h 7m 460 g PLA

Box, plain Lid and divider (default 0.2mm Strength profile)

3 plates 13h 7m 460 g PLA

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

0.4mm nozzle, 0.2mm layer, 6 walls Basically default 0.2mm Strength profile. Nothing changed here.

Plate Details (3)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · BOX

8h 16m 296 g PLA · 296 g

Plate 2 · PLAIN LID

2h 9m 115 g PLA · 115 g

Plate 3 · DIVIDER

2h 42m 49 g PLA · 49 g

Rails - all sizes. 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

1 plate 2h 29m 64 g PLA, TPU-AMS

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

Rails - 20 / 25 / 28 / 32 / 35 / 40 / 50 / 60 mm When printing from TPU, I’ve used normal(auto) supports on build plate only, with PLA interface layer. Haven’t changed anything else despite slicer’s request *I tried printing with PLA instead of TPU. Although this holds the miniature in place much more firmly (which is an advantage), releasing such a miniature becomes risky because much greater force is required to bend the rail. Use PLA at your own risk.

Plate Details (1)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

2h 29m 64 g PLA · 5 g TPU-AMS · 59 g

Customizable Ornamental Lid

2 plates 5h 31m 234 g PLA

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

Since plain lid looked… plain. I've created ornamental lid where you can change font , text and even ornament itself if needed(svg file). But there is one catch: Due to the size of this lid, the Prime Tower is disabled . So in both my lid examples I've added pause at the beginning of second layer for user to check how first layer went. I can easily see those boxes to store and carry W40k armies or Blood Bowl teams. I've created my ornaments in AI (Gemini 2.5 pro - free tier) without issue so you can also create themed lid for your team, army or RPG party. AI prompt used: "Generate an ornate label in a low-poly style, completely monochromatic (black and transparent PNG background). In the center of the label, there must be a rectangular empty field for text, with proportions suitable for the overall square shape. The label will eventually be printed on a 3D printer in a size of 20cm by 20cm with a 0.4 mm nozzle, so the elements must have very thick, clear lines, a minimal amount of detail, and be arranged in a clear and legible manner. The theme of the label should be monsters, beasts, creatures straight out of 'Dungeons and Dragons', horror films, and legends." Generated png file converted to svg using online free tool Convertio.co

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

2h 48m 117 g PLA · 113 g PLA · 4 g

Plate 2

2h 43m 117 g PLA · 114 g PLA · 3 g

PLA rails - 0.2mm layer, 0.4 nozzle

3 plates 8h 41m 222 g PLA

A1, H2S, P2S, H2D Pro, H2D, H2C, X2D, A2L

0.4 nozzle, 0.2 layer height, 0.2 standard profile with only support setting changed. As I recommend to use hard TPU for rails, not everyone have it. So I've created profile for PLA rails… in 3 variations: Stiff, Medium and Soft. • The stiffer the rail, the stronger grip on the figure, but it is harder to retrieve mini from the rail. • The softer rail will be easier to use, but it's grip is not as strong. I recommend to print one of each, and test what suits you. You can also ,of course, mix and match each type. I would expect using softer with smaller figures and stiffer for bigger ones.

Plate Details (3)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · medium (3 layers)

2h 57m 76 g PLA · 76 g

Plate 2 · soft (2 layers)

2h 43m 67 g PLA · 67 g

Plate 3 · stiff (4 layers)

3h 1m 79 g PLA · 79 g

As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.

Designer's Description

Highly customisable box for miniature storage and travel box.

Should work for most common minis.

Currently supports 20 / 25 / 28 / 32 / 35 / 40 / 50 / 60 mm bases. (EDIT: 30 and 65 mm also)

If you need any other size- please let me know.

MINIATURES NOT INCLUDED
Print profile:
Nozzle: 0.4 (0.2 Strength profile)
Materials: PLA and 95A TPU*

(* You can use PLA instead of TPU - see dedicated print profile description)

Instructions:

(See YT movie for my previous version, the principle of operation is the same)

Print BOX , plain LID and DIVIDER. Divider can go to any slot, horizontally or vertically.

Then, print as many rail sizes from TPU as you wish. Each slot accepts up to 28 mm bases and one side also accept 50 and 60 mm and the other 32/35/40 mm.

Slide the rails into the appropriate slots in the box and then slide the figures inside.
To release the figure, gently press the edge of the rail and bend it slightly. The figure should pop out on its own.

Customisable ornamental Lid:

Since plain lid looked… plain. I've created ornamental lid where you can change font , text and even ornament itself if needed(svg file).

But there is one catch:

Due to the size of this lid, the Prime Tower is disabled .

So in both my lid examples I've added pause at the beginning of second layer for user to check how first layer went.

I can easily see those boxes to store and carry W40k armies or Blood Bowl teams. I've created my ornaments in AI (Gemini 2.5 pro - free tier) without issue so you can also create themed lid for your team, army or RPG party. (you can find my prompt in print profile information)

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This is standalone evolution of my previous project .

Nearly every feedback I've received asked ‘Why isn’t it a full box?' So I've made one.

Since now I am not bound by the size of filament box I've made it slightly bigger and quadratic (22cm x 22cm).

As a side effect, it is now optimised for 28 mm minis but even 25 mm minis should have a little more room for themselves (previously they were packed pretty tight).

I've also made this box way more thick in my best attempt to secure minis while travelling. As long as it travel inside backpack it should be fine in any orientation.

But the side effect is that 1 full box takes almost half of the spool. If you're looking for more lightweight version then take a look at my previous project

This is my second published project. English isn't my native language, and I'm not familiar with technical engineering terminology, so if there's anything I could improve in the description, something is unclear, or I'm misnaming something, please let me know in the comments and explain what you mean. I'll try to improve it.

I'd also appreciate any Boosts.

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