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Monkey Palace organizer with lid

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Plan Your Print
About 447 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 9h 45m 447 g PLA
What it takes
3 plates 9h 45m 447 g PLA
A1, H2D Pro, H2C, H2S, H2D, P2S, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (3)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Tray1
3h 13m 147 g PLA · 147 g
Plate 2 · Tray2
3h 9m 144 g PLA · 144 g
Plate 3 · Lid
3h 23m 156 g PLA · 156 g
Designer's Description

Components organizer for Monkey Palace board game.

I've taken inspirations from Monkey Palace Game Organizer and recreated them to allow sleeved cards.

There are 3 plates.

  • The bottom tray (tray 1) is for cards 4-6, banana cards, and expansion cards.
  • The middle tray (tray 2) is for card 1-3 and various game pieces.
  • (Optional) The lid. For those who store their games standing up.

All the pieces have holes for 20 6x2mm (6.2mm in the design) magnets used to stack and align them neatly. You might need to glue the magnets to the trays though.

  • 4 magnets on the top face of tray 1.
  • 4 magnets on the top face of tray 2.
  • 4 magnets on the bottom face of tray 2.
  • 4 magnets on the bottom face of the lid (if you choose to print it)
  • 2 magnets on the side of tray 1.
  • 2 magnets on the side of tray 2.

There are rooms for improvement, of course.

  • I could have make the trays taller and make to lid to be just a flat sheet.
  • The last card in the slot is hard to pick. I could have make some indents to make it easier to pick up.

Note: in the image shown I “retrofit” magnets onto tray 1 face (with drill&hammer 😂) so it look rather ugly. But the final model has magnet holes there.

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