Spellbook V3 - MTG Commander deck box - Free 3D Print Model

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THE COMMANDER SPELLBOOK V3

Welcome to Spellbook v3!
After the amazing reception of my previous Spellbooks, I went back to the drawing board to refine, compact, and upgrade the design. This new version hopefully takes everything you loved about the previous iterations and makes it sleeker, easier to print, and a bit more customizable.

UPDATE 2026-05-18

Low profile spine decor and an option for a separate label for the spine have been uploaded

Modified the strap and back cover so there is a option to add magnets and having the strap to be replaceable. You can still glue it to the book if preferred

UPDATE 2026-05-16

Added a blank symbol along with requested Avatar and colorless mana symbol

Added new Avatar corner pieces with the four elements

✨ What’s New in Version 3?

Shelf-Ready Commander Display: The spine now features a display slot for your Commander. When stored on a shelf like a proper book, you’ll know exactly which deck you are grabbing! This was the main reason behind the new version since it was a popular request and comment.
Protect your Commander: Add a cut piece of toploader into the spine before attaching the top decoration to give a protection so nothing in your bag or backpack will poke your commander.

Partner Commander Support: Running Partners or a Background? There is an option to have a second commander displayed on the front cover so you can show off both.
30% More Compact: Space in your bag is premium. V3 is 30% smaller than V2 while still securely holding your deck and accessories at the cost of loosing the slot for whiteboard pens. This also means that the amount of filament requred is down with around 200 gr.
Command Zone Divider: The internal card divider isn't just for organization anymore—since the size went down from v3, it doubles as a dedicated Command Zone for your table, complete with built-in commander damage/tax tracker slots.
Integrated, Improved Lock: The locking strap (which was added later in v2) has been fully integrated and redesigned for a smoother, more secure hold.
Upgraded Aesthetics: Features a few built-in art options, including the iconic 'M' logo on the spine as V2 had, and front/back cover art. Plus, there are even more decorative corner pieces to choose from!
Resource Friendly: Designed to use fewer magnets and less glue than the previous version.
Print-in-Place Cover: Borrowing from the Spellbook Lite, the main cover is now a print-in-place design, making assembly much easier.
Hexagonal symbols: Easier to align and there is 30 different variants at release.

Current symbols. More can be added on request.

⚠️Before printing:

There is a lot of combinations of covers available. All with variations of art and display slots. Read the description of each print profile to make sure you pick the one you want.
If using a front cover with a card slot. Consider printing the dice tray with a lip on it to prevent the card from moving up and down.

The dice tray to the right is only for the front cover with a card slot. The lip will keep he card from sliding out.

🖨️ Printing Details

The book is designed to be printed beautifully in single colors, piece by piece.

The only parts that utilize an AMS are the customizable hexagonal symbols (with 30 different symbols available at release!).
But without a AMS its possible to do a simple manual filament pause/swap.

Using my profile:

0.4mm Nozzle: Change filament between layers 9 and 10.
0.2mm Nozzle: Change filament between layers 10 and 11.
While te symbols can be printed with the 0.4 nozzle there is some loss in details. I highly recommend a 0.2 nozzle for the symbols.

Add custom text!
Text can be added to the cover in Bambu Studio. Use Surround projection by character to make them pop or surround surface for a more subtle text. I recommend a Thickness of 0.20 and a Embedded depth of 0.20 as well.

🛠️Assembly Instructions

Assembly is much faster this time around! But you will still need super glue and magnets.

Magnets First: Insert the magnets into their respective holes. Crucial step: Double-check your magnet polarity before pressing them in so your book snaps shut perfectly!
Attach the Page Frame: Apply a small amount of glue to the cavities on the back cover. Align and press the page-textured frame into place.
Install the Lock Strap: Take the locking strap and glue it to the back cover. Ensure the lip of the strap slides securely between the back cover and the page frame you just installed.
Decorate: Glue on your chosen corner pieces, your custom hexagonal symbols, and any other decorative elements.
Sleeve Up: Insert your deck, dice, and Commander cards, and get ready for game night!

*** If you print one, please share your makes! I love seeing the filament combinations and custom builds the community comes up with.

Comment & Rating (86)

@nizze275

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Frame and storage

Beautiful book as always! I love the more compact size, fewer build plates and easier assembly compared to previous version. The one thing I miss from the previous version is the easier to print coloured text on the cover. Currently only have a P2S at home so could do it with lots of colour changes, but this makes me wish I had a dual-nozzle printer for the text. Oh well, gonna have to try to talk my work place into upgrading to dual nozzle printers so I can update the rest of deckbooks there :)

@jiri.mudrunka

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Cover - Spine window

It's awesom. Thks version is way lighter and smaller than previous V2, that means less material. Also in V2 I sometimes struggle with taking out the card tray. In this version this problem is eliminated. I also like the commander slot on the spine. Only downside is smaller space for accessories, the tray could have been slightly higher, my printed D20, fits just barely (but for exaple for my TMNT precon deck I have lot of +1/+1 couters, that wouldn't fit in V3, but in V2 the spine compartment was sufficient). I printed this version for LOTR Riders of Rohan deck and it came out nicely, the only flaw (which is entirely my fault) is the deck name on the top of the spine, which I put too high so it's partially covered by the decor and the text sliced incorrectly, which I missed before sending it to printer, so some of the letters aren't complete. Also this version came out right after I finished another V2 for LOTR Food and Fellowship, and now I can decide if I should reprint it in V3 😄

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@Iceenchanted

Hi looks great and thank you so much for sharing the results and your feedback, which is very good feedback. I I think the thick decor on the spine gives very little room for text and I have made that mistake as well. Maybe I should add a decor that doesn't cover as much of the spine. Regarding the dice tray I struggle with that too. at first my goal was to have two 16mm D6 stacked on top of eachother. but to actually get a impactful size on the book I decided to settle on fitting the normal spindown D20 and also stack two 12mm D6.

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@jiri.mudrunka

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Replying to @Iceenchanted :

I have printed https://makerworld.com/models/739273?appSharePlatform=copy and D6 fits in there wit the life counter just right and with D20 I have to make sure it's positioned just right and than it fits, bud sometimes it's getting stucked. I will scale the D20 a bit next time. and

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@user_1772488058

Amazing design and looks very stylish! I ended up printing out 3 different colors for people in my playgroup. One suggestion I have is to have multiple notches in the page frame for the divider. My sleeves are a bit thicker so it's a tight fit, a few cm more and the fit would be perfect. Overall great print.

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The designer has replied

@Iceenchanted

hi, I hope you and your playgroup will like them. I planned on having more notches. but cards will end up getting stuck on the notch not used. So I decided against it since most normal sleeved deck will fit with a little squeeze. But I can add a frame option with more notches if you like? just have that in consideration

@user_1772488058

Replying to @Iceenchanted :

I see what you mean. Cards would catch on the unused notches and not slide out quite as easily. Maybe have a "thick" frame option with a notch further out to accommodate fatter decks!

@masen1978

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Very happy with the print… not so much with my choice of the brown color, but im printing another one now with black sparkle pla. Will make even more of them for sure 🙂

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@Iceenchanted

Love the color. That gold/bronze goes well with that lighter brown. What borwn is it?

@masen1978

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Replying to @Iceenchanted :

Its Bambulab PLA Dark Brown Matte :) (But it doesnt look like dark brown)....

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@HiroMadeIt

Just finished printing V3 for my Modern deck and love it! Just ignore the sloppy glue job 😂. just a couple mior pieces of feedback. First, the Magic logo on the spine did not print properly which seems to be due to the thickness of the logo itself since it’s almost completely flat with the spine. Also, the text was not included in the files so I wasn’t able to customize the spine or the cover like it says in the description but not a huge deal. Last thing I’d say is I wish there was some sort of divider to the sideboard/tokens since they fall pretty easily when you open the book. Overall a SUPER great print and I love the smaller design compared to V2. Definitely plan to print more for all my decks!

The designer has replied

@Iceenchanted

Hi, thank you for printing and sharing. I think that poor quality on the M logo is not your fault. I got that on one of my books too. But I have now updated the profiles so hopefully it should not happen again. I'm really sorry for the inconvenience!

@HiroMadeIt

No worries! Planned on printing more anyway for my Standard and Commander decks

@Fritzkola1

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Really nice idea. But it would be cool if you would post the dimensions off the magnets in the future.

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@Iceenchanted

Hi that is true. In my previous three versions I have posted it somewhere in the description. I will correct that. tho it is posted under parts from maker supply as 4x2 magnets.

@veryyeepyy

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Frame and storage

turned out fantastic, all of my friends are shocked that it's 3D printed

The profile uploader has replied

@Iceenchanted

Glad you liked it. Thanks for sharing

@Milox

Perfect

@lostmypants

Boosted

Love it. Strix Pestilence

@Ceraius

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Lock strap

Printed for a friends birthday. Turned out great! The window protector took a little work to slide into place the slot being so tiny but got it in the end. Lets hope theyre happy with it.

@jiri.mudrunka

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Frame and storage

Perfect

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