Ticket to Ride Insert / Organizer

for Ticket to Ride (2004) Layer by Layer

Jerald

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Plan Your Print

About 1,002 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 29h 49m 1,002 g PLA

What it takes

9 plates 29h 49m 1,002 g PLA

A1, P1S, P1P, X1 Carbon, X1E, X1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L

I find slowing down the outside wall and top surface just gives a little nicer finish. I also found that 7% infill is more than enough for game organizers.

Plate Details (9)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

6h 36m 238 g PLA · 238 g

Plate 2

8h 10m 318 g PLA · 318 g

Plate 3

3h 7m 112 g PLA · 112 g

Plate 4

1h 34m 47 g PLA · 47 g

Plate 5

2h 4m 58 g PLA · 58 g

Plate 6

2h 4m 58 g PLA · 58 g

Plate 7

2h 4m 58 g PLA · 58 g

Plate 8

2h 5m 55 g PLA · 55 g

Plate 9

2h 4m 58 g PLA · 58 g

Designer's Description

I couldn't find any Ticket to Ride organizer inserts that fit everything nicely and looked sharp, so I created one.

This is a large model cut into 4 pieces and simply put together with dowels (also printed). No supports needed for anything.

I really liked these train boxes: https://makerworld.com/en/models/511676#profileId-427733

But they didn't fit snuggly into the game box from the manufacture, so I created a new one around them.

I also did a tiny modification to the train box lid size so that it closes flush.

I also put in a “secret” hole in the side that I use to stash the extra game pieces out of sight until needed, if needed. I like everything to look nice and tidy.

Card holder is made for cards up to 45 x 69mm. (Small ones that were shipped with my game and pictured).

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