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Drawing Dead Insert

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Optional multicolor profile The designer also offers a multicolor way to print this (an MMU/AMS profile or per-color parts)
About 735 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile (2) 1 color print 17h 32m 742 g PLA
1 color print
2 plates 17h 32m 742 g PLA
P1P, H2D Pro, H2D, H2S, H2C, A1, P2S, X1, A2L, X1E, P1S, X1 Carbon, X2D
Same print settings as the multi-color profile, but combined onto less print beds for faster single color printing. Specifications: .16mm, 3 walls, 10% gyroid infill
Plate Details (2)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Tall Pieces
14h 31m 620 g PLA · 620 g
Plate 2 · Short Pieces
3h 1m 122 g PLA · 122 g
Multi-color print
7 plates 19h 19m 735 g PLA
P1P, P1S, H2S, X1 Carbon, A1, X1, P2S, H2D, H2C, X2D, H2D Pro, A2L, X1E
Trays split onto individual beds by color. Settings: 0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 10% infill
Plate Details (7)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Bosses, Minions, and Gates
2h 47m 91 g PLA · 91 g
Plate 2 · Deck and Token Tray
2h 6m 86 g PLA · 86 g
Plate 3 · Box Bottom
4h 35m 246 g PLA · 246 g
Plate 4 · Wren
2h 28m 80 g PLA · 80 g
Plate 5 · Ferhity
2h 28m 80 g PLA · 80 g
Plate 6 · Rime
2h 28m 76 g PLA · 76 g
Plate 7 · Trench
2h 28m 76 g PLA · 76 g
As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.
Designer's Description

An insert for the Solo Game Of The Month Drawing Dead . This was a tough one because the two card sizes didn't fit comfortably together in the box in any orientation. This left little space for any sort of useful tray. If I wanted to optimize fitting in the box and no lid lift, then I'd have essentially been filling the gaps and couldn't sleeve any of the cards. In deciding to take an approach that prioritized setup and improving play I accepted that the original box would require lift. That freed me to embrace sleeves as well. The final decision I made was to “get rid” of the lift by creating a new bottom that fits snuggly into the box top.

Setup should be a breeze.

  • Open box
  • Place deck / token tray on the table in front of you.
  • Grab the characters and choose one. Set the rest aside.
  • Grab the Gates / Bosses / Minions tray and pull out the cards you need for the difficulty you're playing at, along with the 2 Penance tokens.
  • Remaining Gates, Bosses, Minions, and Characters can go back in the box.
  • Draw the river and begin.

Supports:
✅ Sleeved Cards
✅ Easy Setup
✅ Vertical Storage (Make sure your top fits on the printed box bottom snuggly, otherwise the deck cards will open the box because of gravity. I left my print vertically overnight and didn't notice any issues.)

Printing Details:

  • 2 Profiles: one for printing in “multi-color” (all individual pieces are a single color), a second for printing all trays in a single color
  • I've started printing personally with .16mm layers, so that's what is in the profiles. I don't see why anything wouldn't work if you set this back to .2mm if you wanted to save some filament, though
  • I've added brims to the character trays since those print vertically and are quite narrow / tall. I suspect they'd print fine without them, but wanted to let you know if you care about that.
  • If you download the STLs, print 1 of everything except the character trays, print 4 of those.

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Submitted via BGG Geeklist
Jun 16, 2026 by lovehasnologic

Thought this would be easy, but this specific combination of cards and box size just didn't play nicely. If I sleeved my card or unsleeved them, but prioritized easy setup then there was going to be lift, so… I embraced it, creating the insert I wanted when playing the game, sleeved, and made a new box bottom to handle the "lift" issue. This ends up being about the same size as the larger SGOTM boxes and everything is nicely organized inside of it. Makerworld