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Big Shot - Board Game Organizer/Insert (3D Printable STL)
This 3D printable organizer is designed for **Big Shot**. It stores all cubes, tokens, and components inside the original retail box, keeping everything separated, protected, and fast to set up. The trays fit snugly and prevent pieces from shifting during storage or transport, even when the box is stored vertically.
This insert uses a **minimalist, material-efficient** design. There are no decorative engravings or unnecessary shapes—only clean, purpose-driven geometry that keeps components organized while minimizing print time and filament usage. Every part serves a function, nothing more.
- Dedicated trays for cubes, player components, and shared tokens
- Optimized for **Big Shot** box dimensions with zero lid lift
- Support-free printing for hassle-free production
- Reinforced where necessary for long-term durability
- Compact layout that speeds up setup and teardown
- Layer Height: 0.24 mm (Draft Quality)
- Infill: 15% (Grid or Gyroid recommended)
- Walls/Perimeters: 2–3
- Supports: Not required
- Material: PLA recommended
- Bed Adhesion: None, or brim if needed
- Orientation: Flat on the base
- Big Shot – Cubes x4
- Big Shot – Cards x1
- Big Shot – Tiles x1
- Big Shot – Full Insert (all trays combined) x1 *(optional)*
This organizer eliminates loose cubes and rattling components while providing a structured layout for faster gameplay setup. If you value inserts that are functional rather than decorative—and prefer efficient storage that respects your filament and time—this is the perfect upgrade for **Big Shot**.
This purchase provides **digital 3D model files** only. **No physical items, printed inserts, or game components will be shipped.** You are responsible for printing the models on your own 3D printer or through a printing service.
This is an independent, fan-made product created out of appreciation for **Big Shot**. It is **not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by** the original publisher or rights holders. All trademarks and game assets remain the property of their respective owners.
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