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Monkey Palace Game Organizer

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Plan Your Print
About 288 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 7h 40m 288 g PLA
What it takes
2 plates 7h 40m 288 g PLA
X1 Carbon, X1E, X1, A1, H2D, P1P, P1S, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (2)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
3h 45m 142 g PLA · 142 g
Plate 2
3h 55m 146 g PLA · 146 g
Designer's Description

My family has been enjoying this game, but it's crying out for some organization due to the numerous card piles. I found some other models that focused more on player trays, but I was more interested in storage that could be deployed to arrange the cards the way the instructions suggest during play. I constrained the height to match the building brick organizer they DID include so the board still fits nicely.

This was a quick model and there's definitely room for improvement, but I'm happy enough with how it turned out to use it for now.

A few things I'd like to do for the next version (or in case you want to remix and beat me to it):

  • Stacking lip for nesting inside parts together in the box
  • Interlocking feature to keep the parts together during play
  • Rigidity improvements
  • Weight and/or build optimizations
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Monkey Palace box art Monkey Palace 2024 Layer by Layer
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