Mega Deck Box (9 decks)
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Mega Deck Box (9 decks)
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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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28.2 h
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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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29.3 h
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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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29 h
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0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill
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Recently I rediscovered my love for deck building and the love for having multiple decks set up but I was missing a way to store and carry them all so clearly I make a deck box to fit them all!
Some hardware is needed to assemble the box as specified below:
- 7x M3x30mm (3 for the hinges, 4 for the latches)
- 2x M3x16mm (2 for the handle)
- 9x M3 nut (for all the screws)
I also made four different lid patterns/logo for some games:
- Without logo - 1 color
- Game of Thrones LCG (1st edition) - 3 colors
- Pokémon TCG - 7 colors
- Magic the Gathering (new logo) - 3 colors
Maybe I'll add some more in the future depending on the case popularity. I only printed the GoT one.
Happy plays!
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I'm new to 3d Printing, and I'm going to buy a bambu lab p1s to print these kind of box for my MTG decks. Do I have to add infill or support when I print this? or can I input the raw file in the bambu lab slicer and print.
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You should print with multiple walls instead of infill (it's just a setting difference) so that the case is solid and more sturdy. About supports you should use them (I recommend tree supports) for the hinge parts.
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Replying to @tigmg
got it thank you. it seems 2 walls is the minimum setting.
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Replying to @Saltama
You can use the default "0.20mm Strength" profile and add supports. It works good enough and that way you don't need to fiddle with settings.
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