Compile – Dual Storage System (Main 1&2 + AUX)

For the newly announced Main 3 , see my Triple storage version: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3008409-compile-triple-storage-system#profileId-3378448

This storage system was designed with a specific goal in mind: store both versions of Compile (Main 1 and Main 2) together in a single, compact container , while still supporting all AUX expansions , sleeved cards , and dividers .

The system consists of:

• Two removable inner boxes (one per game)
• A shared outer base
• An angled lid for easy access and a clean visual break

Both inner boxes are sized to comfortably hold sleeved cards , dividers, and expansion content. The design has been tested with Dragon Shield sleeves and both AUX expansions installed at the same time.

I also designed a matching modular protocol drafting tray system that integrates with this storage solution.
It includes individual trays for each protocol plus a dedicated draft hub tray for setup and gameplay flow.

You can find it here:
https://makerworld.com/models/2451393?appSharePlatform=copy

The trays are designed specifically to fit inside this storage box and make drafting and cleanup much smoother.

They are the one shown in the pictures.

The base is intentionally tighter than the lid .
This is by design: the tighter base securely retains the two inner boxes so they don’t shift during storage or transport, while the lid is slightly looser to allow easy removal without binding . This is not a tolerance error.

The inner boxes themselves are designed for smooth insertion and removal while remaining properly aligned once seated.

• Indented logo
• Ideal for single-color printing or minimal filament waste

• Flush logo integrated into the lid
• Optimized for AMS printing

• Layer height: 0.20 mm
• Nozzle: 0.4 mm
• Supports: Not required
• Plates: One plate per component, clearly labeled (choose one lid version AMS or no AMS)

The inner boxes were tuned specifically for PLA Silk , prioritizing surface quality and minimizing vertical banding.

Recommended settings:

• Nozzle temperature: 225–235 °C
• Cooling fan: ~40%
• Outer wall speed: 40–45 mm/s
• Walls: 5 wall loops (~2.0 mm)
• Reduced outer wall acceleration (≈2500–3000 mm/s²)
• Infill: Lightning (preferred) or Gyroid at ~6%

Lightning infill minimizes internal pressure on the walls and helps reduce visible banding. Since the inner boxes only support the lid and card weight, dense infill is unnecessary.

To reduce filament waste while maintaining clean color transitions on the AMS version, the following flushing volumes were used successfully:

• Black → White: ~150
• White → Black: ~120

These values balance clean logo edges with reasonable purge volumes. If minor color bleed is observed, increasing priming volume slightly is recommended before increasing flush values.

• Tolerances are intentional — please avoid scaling unless required for your specific filament
• Per-object settings are included as guidance when opening the project in Bambu Studio
• Feedback is always welcome!