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Original Dominion Card Game Organizer/Insert

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Plan Your Print
Covers Dominion: Seaside Expansions this print stores alongside the base game
About 421 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 11h 57m 421 g PLA
What it takes
5 plates 11h 57m 421 g PLA
A1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Standard settings with basic PLA, this is a straightforward print.
Plate Details (5)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Cardboard Boards
2h 20m 76 g PLA · 76 g
Plate 2 · Coins
2h 27m 73 g PLA · 73 g
Plate 3 · Coin Lid
2h 13m 78 g PLA · 78 g
Plate 4 · Card Dividers
1h 19m 47 g PLA · 47 g
Plate 5 · Card Holder
3h 37m 147 g PLA · 147 g
Designer's Description

Like most dominion players, I've got a bunch of expansions floating around. Wanting to reduce shelf space for it, I started with Keno's remix of this card holder , itself a rework of this model . While that worked great for collapsing my collection down to two boxes, I still didn't have a good way to divide the cards or to store accessories.

To help organize the cards, I created a thin divider with a tab exactly as tall as standard stack of cards. It's not a lot of space, but it's just barely enough to attach a label to. This also makes it a bunch easier to pull out a set of cards, though expect to print quite a few of these dividers if you go this route.

To store the rest of the accessories, this includes a pair of bins that fit inside the original card dividers. One is a large box that fits all the larger boards, such as the island cards from seaside. The other is a divided bin for storing the various tokens. A lid is included to keep them from all dumping out if you're brave enough to store this horizontally.

The one down side of the project is that a completely full box is quite heavy!

Printed on a Bambu A1 with basic PLA.

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