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Gridfinity Card Trays for TCG Storage

Plan Your Print
Fits sleeved cards
Fits premium sleeves Thick 100+ micron sleeves, not just standard ones
About 546 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile (4) v2 Trays with Lids 37h 52m 1,326 g PLA
v2 Trays with Lids
14 plates 37h 52m 1,326 g PLA
P2S, H2C, H2S, A1, H2D, H2D Pro, X2D, A2L
Includes: • Tray sizes from 1x2x15 to 6x2x15 • Wider dividers for easier alignment • Magnet compatibility • Flat and Contoured lids • 2 Divider Styles
Plate Details (14)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · 1x2x15
2h 1m 68 g PLA · 68 g
Plate 2 · 2x2x15
2h 59m 104 g PLA · 104 g
Plate 3 · 3x2x15
3h 54m 139 g PLA · 139 g
Plate 4 · 4x2x15
4h 50m 175 g PLA · 175 g
Plate 5 · 5x2x15
5h 47m 211 g PLA · 211 g
Plate 6 · 6x2x15
6h 44m 246 g PLA · 246 g
Plate 7 · 1x2x1 Lid
37m 18 g PLA · 18 g
Plate 8 · 2x2x1 Lid
1h 6m 35 g PLA · 35 g
Plate 9 · 3x2x1 Lid
1h 35m 52 g PLA · 52 g
Plate 10 · 4x2x1 Lid
2h 3m 69 g PLA · 69 g
Plate 11 · 5x2x1 Lid
2h 32m 86 g PLA · 86 g
Plate 12 · 6x2x1 Lid
3h 103 g PLA · 103 g
Plate 13 · Divider Style 1
21m 10 g PLA · 10 g
Plate 14 · Divider Style 2
22m 10 g PLA · 10 g
Card and Dice Trays
7 plates 15h 24m 546 g PLA
A1 mini, H2C, H2D Pro, P1P, P1S, A1, X1E, H2D, X1, P2S, X1 Carbon, H2S, X2D, A2L
Contains all sizes as well as the dividers and a basic 4x4 grid. If you want other grid sizes, there are several parametric models you can download right from Makerworld. Here's a place to start: https://makerworld.com/en/models/26565-gridfinity-superlight-baseplates?from=search#profileId-23222 (Note: Not my model, support them as well!)
Plate Details (7)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · 4x2
4h 24m 163 g PLA · 163 g
Plate 2 · 3x2
3h 34m 126 g PLA · 126 g
Plate 3 · 2x2
2h 36m 90 g PLA · 90 g
Plate 4 · 1x2
1h 45m 54 g PLA · 54 g
Plate 5 · Half-height Dice Boxes
1h 32m 58 g PLA · 58 g
Plate 6 · Dividers
48m 35 g PLA · 35 g
Plate 7 · Basic 4x4 Grid
43m 20 g PLA · 20 g
Simple Lids (Flat and Stackable Lids)
8 plates 9h 25m 302 g PLA
A1 mini, H2D, X1E, P2S, X1 Carbon, P1S, H2D Pro, H2C, X1, P1P, H2S, A1, X2D, A2L
Simple Lids (Flat and Stackable Lids) • 0.16mm Layer Height • 1 Unit Tall
Plate Details (8)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · 2 x 1 Lid
39m 18 g PLA · 18 g
Plate 2 · 2 x 2 Lid
1h 13m 37 g PLA · 37 g
Plate 3 · 2 x 3 Lid
1h 45m 56 g PLA · 56 g
Plate 4 · 2 x 4 Lid
2h 17m 73 g PLA · 73 g
Plate 5 · 2 x 1 Tall Lid
26m 12 g PLA · 12 g
Plate 6 · 2 x 2 Tall Lid
44m 24 g PLA · 24 g
Plate 7
1h 2m 35 g PLA · 35 g
Plate 8
1h 19m 47 g PLA · 47 g
Riftbound Domains Separators
1 plate 1h 37m 55 g PLA
P1P, H2D, X1E, P2S, X1 Carbon, P1S, H2D Pro, H2C, X1, H2S, A1, X2D, A2L
Custom-designed separators for the 6 distinct Riftbound card domains. Pause the print at the start of the text layer to manually swap filament colors Same print Settings as base profile
Plate Details (1)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
1h 37m 55 g PLA · 55 g
As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.
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Gridfinity Card Trays for TCG Storage
v2 Update Details (New)

Overall, the design hasn't really changed from the original except in one key way. The original design was 14u tall as that was just tall enough for the cards to fit under the lid. But some sleeves ended up not fitting well, meaning that I had to make the lid with a flat design to make more space inside. Also, the dividers couldn't really pop out the top of the cards for the same reason. So, the v2 design is now 15u tall to accommodate better dividers, more sleeve brands and better stackability. If there is a demand for 14u tall cases with the other revisions I've made, please let me know in the comments and I'll make it up.

Other requests have come from the comments including adding magnet holes on the bottom. They're the default gridfinity size which should be 6x2mm I believe… I didn't change the settings in the generator. The divider spacing is wider, but with a wider opening at the top to make it easier to insert dividers correctly. I added two more divider styles, but the v1 dividers will still work. And if you don't use a lid, you can use the v2 dividers in the v1 trays. The v1 lids should also be compatible with v2 trays, but the v2 lids won't fit on v1 trays.

Design

I'm in the process of building a cube for Magic the Gathering and I wanted a place to store them before the booster boxes I have. I went looking for what is considered “good cube storage” and found random cases, some with removable trays, some with large spaces and dividers. Then I remembered Gridfinity and the modularity of its storage system including the ability to grab any box, drawer, or whatever, plunk down a grid and store away. I thought this would be perfect for cube, or any storage really, but I was surprised to find a lack of options. So I made them myself.

Size and Card Storage

The design is super basic with a few elements that worked well. First, the boxes are 14u (as I learned there is a standard gridfinity unit of height) high and the half-height dice boxes are 7u. There are divider slots every 3mm with an interior taper to keep cards or the dividers from getting caught on the edge. The card storage space is 92mm tall, so it should fit any sleeved cards and still allow the boxes to be stacked.

The rough storage capacity is as follows:
Box Size Single Sleeved Double Sleeved

1x2

60

45

2x2

120

90

3x2

160

120

4x2

240

180

5x2 (v2 Only)

280

210

6x2 (v2 Only)

320

240

You may be able to fit a few more or less depending on your sleeves, but I was able to test with the dividers some points. The 3x2 box can hold 8 “booster packs” of either 20 single sleeved or 15 double sleeved cards. The 2x2 box can hold 6 booster packs with some extra space.

“Why are they so boring?!”

Good question, and here's my answer. These trays should be more functional than interesting, so I tried to make them as flexible as possible to handle a wide variety of use cases. You can throw them in a big box, and they'll interlock and stack. Take out the trays you want to use, store away the ones you don't. Organize them by colors and location in your storage space, or just stack them up on your desk.

What I think can be interesting and stylish is the storage systems, like a rugged carry box, or a lightweight shell. Maybe you want a long, tall box, or a short, wide box. Or maybe a double-decker cube box that you can carry with you. Or maybe you just want a drawer system that you can keep the cards in on your desk. Looking at all the Gridfinity storage solutions, there's so much inspiration out there, and I'm planning to make a few based on my other deck box designs, i.e. a chocobo/moogle/tonberry/MTG mana symbol/etc. travel box. I might also make friction fitting lids so that you can easily take them with you, but that also means you have the lids to carry around while you play…

Suggestions

YES PLEASE! This is a project that I want to spend some time developing. If you have a niche case and want certain size trays in the same theme, let me know! There are the limitations of Gridfinity, as I'm following the standard sizes, but there are options too, like magnets and labels which could be added. I didn't do either for this design as I didn't feel they were necessary for the design. But if you want something, let me know and I'll make it in a compatible way so that all the trays will work together.

And as a side note, the reason the cards are vertical instead of horizontal like most commercial boxes is due to the Gridfinity size. 2 squares are 82mm wide, and card sleeves are about 92mm, meaning that I would have to use three squares horizontally with about 34mm of wasted space as opposed to vertical card sleeves being 66mm wide leaving only 16mm which only becomes less noticeable when you add the dividers.

Feedback

As always, I appreciate any and all feedback, and will do my best to make the necessary adjustments and fixes as soon as possible.

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