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Let's go to Japan - Insert - Sleeved with Lids
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✓ Fits sleeved cards
✓ Fits premium sleeves
Thick 100+ micron sleeves, not just standard ones
About 624 g of filament
From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 15h 38m 624 g PLA
What it takes
6 plates
15h 38m
624 g PLA
P1S, X1 Carbon, X1, P1P, H2D, A1, X1E, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
.2mm layer height
Plate Details (6)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
2h 23m
91 g
PLA · 91 g
Plate 2
2h 29m
91 g
PLA · 91 g
Plate 3
2h 21m
95 g
PLA · 95 g
Plate 4
3h 10m
135 g
PLA · 135 g
Plate 5
3h 10m
135 g
PLA · 135 g
Plate 6
2h 5m
77 g
PLA · 77 g
Designer's Description
Hey everyone!
OneirosDream uploaded a great inlay for the german retail version of Let's Go! to Japan. (Inner dimensions of 231mmx231mm). He did a great job and future-proofed the inlay for additional addons and a 5th player.
However, I really don't plan on upgrading my game and I prefer to have lids on my inlays because I store my games vertically.
That's why I took inspiration from OneirosDream's inlay and used some of his dimensions and made a new insert with lids. I used the great tool on https://deckinabox.sgenoud.com/token-tray-fdm to build the boxes. Some infos:
- Even though my game only has material for 4 player, I designed 5 trays. The fifth is used for the round and +12 markers.
- To get a perfect fit I designed a “filler” box. Could be used if one gets a expansionen later on anyways.
- Designed for docsmagic premium sleeves (72x122mm, 100 micron).
- I designed one of the top trays to have a little hole in it. That way it's easier to lift it. On the bottom trays you can lift a player-board easily, that's why I didn't design a hole in a lid on this layer.
- You may print the optional point-sheet holder. It has the same height (5mm) as the full point sheet and will create a perfectly flat layer on top. However I do not feel it is needed. There is very little wiggle room and even if there is, everything has lids anyway :)
- To save filament you may print with 0 top and bottom layers with 15% honeycomb infill. You may also put a hole (50x90mm works nice I think) on the bottom of the card trays. Saves an additional 10g per tray.