Mow Rotom Deck Box

Introducing the Mow Rotom deck box! I found this awesome model in the same place as the Frost Rotom deck box and knew I had to continue my quest to turn all of the Rotom forms into deck boxes!

The main part of this model can be printed all as one piece, but there are also separated parts as well that connect with 2 aligning rods. That way, you can separate the deck box and dice box to fit into your bag better if the whole model takes up too much space. Currently, this model is most efficient to print with an H2C printer due to the amount of color changes. I will look to improve these models to make it more print friendly to other printers and will update the model once I am able to do so.

For the box holding the cards themselves, it is separated into the pieces for the box and the pedestal it sits on. The deck box is separated into 2 pieces, which can be joined at the hinge by putting a piece of filament in the holes to connect them together. Currently, the pedestal is there to have the deck box sit higher so there are no issues opening it. There is also a part that has these pieces combined so it can be printed all at once. There is also a small black hinge that prints separately that snaps into place so the deck box closed efficiently.

The face was converted into a dice box, with the handle being able to be removed to reveal the box itself. It is held in place by 2 snap locks and the hinges which are printed separately. The wheels are printed into separate parts, which need to be glued together and then there is small inserts to connect the wheel to the sides of the face. Currently, the face model in Bambu Studio has some negative parts; for the spot where the dice themselves sit as well as where the wheels attach to. I was unable to subtract these from the model as it will mess with the entire model structure, so they must stay as is to print correctly. Although if you don't want the wheels, you can delete the side negative parts.

The handle prints separately and can be printed straight up with no issue. There may be slight support scarring unless you print with support filament which helps tremendously.

This model is the trickiest model to convert into a complete print friendly model but I will continue to work on it and update the model once I am able to figure it out. Any and all feedback is appreciated and I hope you enjoy this deck box!