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Outer Rim Insert with Expansion - Vertical Storage

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Plan Your Print
Covers Star Wars: Outer Rim – Unfinished Business Expansions this print stores alongside the base game
Stores vertically Stands on its side; contents stay put
About 1,146 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 32h 23m 1,146 g PLA
What it takes
15 plates 32h 23m 1,146 g PLA
X1 Carbon, H2D, P2S, H2S, H2C, A1, X1E, P1P, X1, H2D Pro, P1S, X2D, A2L
If you want to print things in separate colors, you will need to move things to different plates. On plate 1 there is a fan blocker strip you can remove if you want, it just helps on the large print so it doesnt lift off the bed.
Plate Details (15)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Caddy
4h 17m 177 g PLA · 177 g
Plate 2 · Standard Card Boxes
4h 28m 138 g PLA · 138 g
Plate 3 · Standard Card Boxes
4h 27m 138 g PLA · 138 g
Plate 4 · Standard Card Boxes
2h 18m 69 g PLA · 69 g
Plate 5 · Market Lids
1h 41m 67 g PLA · 67 g
Plate 6 · Bounty Hunter Lid
20m 9 g PLA · 9 g
Plate 7 · Encounter Deck Lids
1h 10m 46 g PLA · 46 g
Plate 8 · Encounter Deck Lids
1h 11m 47 g PLA · 47 g
Plate 9 · AI Card Box - DIFFERENT SIZE
1h 2m 32 g PLA · 32 g
Plate 10 · Databank Card Boxes
3h 11m 108 g PLA · 108 g
Plate 11 · Credit Box
1h 57m 78 g PLA · 78 g
Plate 12 · Dice Box
1h 2m 41 g PLA · 41 g
Plate 13 · Token Boxes
1h 59m 75 g PLA · 75 g
Plate 14 · Ship Box
2h 24m 75 g PLA · 75 g
Plate 15 · Filler Piece
55m 46 g PLA · 46 g
Designer's Description

Star Wars Outer RIm is one of my favorite games. Here is an insert for it that also holds the Unfinished Business expansion.

All boxes have lids, so vertical storage isn't a problem. The card boxes make setup easy by keeping cards neat on the table and creating the draw piles. They also have cutouts so you can see what's inside. You can print it all in one color if you want.

There is also a caddy for the setup items, as well as token boxes, which you can use on the table or transfer to a tray (which is what I do)

You could just print the caddy if you have other card solutions. NOTE: One of the standee bases must be placed on top of the contract tokens in a specific spot . If you look at the picture, it is the 2nd space down on the left side of the caddy that has been modified for it to fit.

The AI card box is smaller than the other card boxes in order to allow for the player dashboards to fit in the box; it has to be in that position, as shown in the picture (the magenta colored box)

The Databank card boxes are larger and must go in the space shown in the pictures. (the blue boxes with numbers)

The caddy also holds my patrol token stands, which are a separate Makerworld listing you can find here: Outer Rim Patrol Stands

This adds so much to the game and makes them easy to spot on the board.

IMPORTANT NOTE: When opening the lid, be sure not put pressure on the groove, or the lid won't open!

DISCLAIMER: This is a compatible accessory and/or supplement for the official Star Wars Outer Rim® and similar board games. Box To Board is not associated/affiliated with, or sponsored by FFG, or any other brand or company. All product names are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Box To Board. All items were designed by Box To Board.

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Feb 26, 2026 by Vortilion

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