Scenario Box Inserts for My Fathers Work (supports sleeved cards)

UPDATE, 9/22: STL files added as some users could not use STEP files. Also, I added a test plaque file for the text (one example only). I recommend trying this out first/dialing your settings in before printing a whole bottom (with text). Title of post updated to not include the apostrophe since Thingiverse cannot decipher that character (yes, I know it should be an "apostrophe s !".

After looking online for inserts for the scenario boxes in My Father's Work I found this design: https://www.printables.com/model/370074-my-fathers-work-le-secret-de-mon-pere-box-insert/comments

However, that design doesn't support sleeved cards. So I decided to design my own solution.

"BOTTOM_with_text" files have the name of the scenario on them for easier sorting. I added a test plaque file for the text (one example only). I recommend trying this out first/dialing your settings in before printing a whole bottom (with text).

If you'd like to have blank parts don't print any of the "with_text" files. Once that's decided, print everything once (6 parts total or 7 even you also print the test text plaque).

The sleeves I'm using are Mayday 7077's. Their thickness is 90 microns and they're advertised as "125% thicker" than their standard sleeves. Thinner sleeves/no sleeves may result in a less snug fit in the box (but should still work, especially if you just keep the box horizontal). A vertical shake test resulted in no pieces falling out of the inserts.

IMPORTANT: I would advise to put the insert in with its bottom opposite the lid flap (see photo), in other words, on the half circle cut-out side. This makes it far easier to load the insert because it's less likely to snag on the inner fold of the box. You can also squeeze the box slightly to make sure it gets past the inner fold. Design is meant to be flush.

The tokens for A Time of War's top tray need to be stacked somewhat neatly (see photo). If you just throw them loosely into the tray they usually sit too high.

I hope you enjoy the prints! Happy gaming!