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Card Draw and Discard Deck Box with Nametag

Plan Your Print
Fits sleeved cards
About 72 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 2h 50m 72 g PLA
What it takes
2 plates 2h 50m 72 g PLA
P1S, H2S, X1 Carbon, H2C, H2D, A1 mini, H2D Pro, P2S, A2L, X1, X2D, A1, P1P, X1E
Plate Details (2)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Card Holder
2h 32m 69 g PLA · 69 g
Plate 2 · Nametag
18m 3 g PLA · 3 g
Designer's Description

*NEW *
I've added a customizable nameplate

Let me know if you'd like any improvements

This is based off another deckbox I've used in the past but couldn't find on here. The walls of he one I had snapped, so I modelled one myself and made walls thick enough to survive many drops and box shakes.

Fits sleeved cards (70mm x 95.4mm) .

Features:
  • Two-slot layout : One for drawing, one for discarding—with the draw tray angled to keep cards in and an extra-large discard bin for those massive hands you can sometimes get.
  • Sleeved card friendly : Sized perfectly for standard-size sleeved cards (70mm x 95mm).
  • Name tag slot : Add your name or player alias for a personalized touch—or label someone the winner/loser. The bottom has a small lip so you can put your crayon drawings in there as well.
  • No supports required .

I'm early in my 3D Printing journey, constructive feedback always welcome!

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