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King of Tokyo Insert
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I saw JokemanJim's fantastic organizer for King of Tokyo and I knew that this was the best storage solution I had seen yet for KoT. Unfortunately, his version did not support sleeved cards. I also only had 11 of the 13 monsters so this was a good excuse to remix his organizer.
This thing used up an entire roll of filament so it will add some weight to your box. I recommend printing with Lightning support or use Gradual Infill Steps to lessen your print time and filament usage.
I printed this on my Anycubic Kobra Plus using Overture Neon Green Silk PLA. The Monster tray is huge at 64 x 246mm. My settings for the Monster Tray are below:
1d 13h 30m
Overture Neon Green Silk PLA
515 grams
Profile: Suggested parameters for PLA_V1.0 Filament: Generic PLA Objects: Monster Tray.stl Move: 0 x, 0 y, 0 z Scale: 131 x, 246 y, 64 z Settings: Quality Layer Height: 0.2 mm Line Width: 0.4 mm Walls Wall Line Count: 3 Top/Bottom Top Thickness: 1.2 mm Bottom Thickness: 1.2 mm Infill Infill Density: 25% Infill Pattern: grid Material Printing Temperature: 215°C Build Plate Temperature: 60°C Speed Print Speed: 80 mm/s Cooling Enable Print Cooling: True Fan Speed: 100% Support Generate Support: False Support Structure: tree Support Placement: buildplate Build Plate Adhesion Build Plate Adhesion Type: brim
https://www.printables.com/model/787164-king-of-tokyo-insertKing of Tokyo Creator warns the print is heavy and uses a lot of filament