Mini Mahjong Case

During an outdoor barbecue, I observed a neighboring group enjoying a game of mini-mahjong, prompting the realization that incorporating additional recreational activities could significantly extend family and friend gatherings beyond mere sustenance. Upon purchasing a folding mahjong table, however, I discovered the tiles were loose and clattered noisily within.

Consequently, I designed this case to precisely fit the internal dimensions of the table, securely holding the tiles and, when folded, forming a lid with the opposite side of the table, thus preventing any displacement.

Case dimensions: 220.25mm L * 125mm W * 55mm H
Mahjong tiles: 30mm L * 22mm W * 14mm H (4 layers)

Dice: ≤ 14mm * 14mm 

This version's base is exceptionally thin, primarily due to the internal height exceeding the required space once the tiles are added, thus precluding complete folding.

An updated version with a lid has been added, suitable for standalone use. Given the weight of the tiles, overall thickness has been increased, detailed in Configuration 2.

Initially, I attempted to tighten the lid to the main body, but due to layer lines, several attempts to achieve optimal friction failed; closing the lid made it extremely difficult to open.

To facilitate easier opening, the gap was subsequently widened, allowing for effortless lid removal.

Configuration 2 comprises two parts: the main body and lid.

Case body: 129mm W * 224.25mm L * 57mm H (with lid: approx. 58.5mm H)

Due to owning only an A1, other printer models were not selected during upload. As a novice, I welcome improvements from experienced users.