Magic The Gathering CubeKeepr 900 Box - No Glue

CAUTION: Print at your own risk! This is a long term print which introduces the possibility of filament waste.  Please spend extra time reviewing settings in the print profile and preview before hitting print. Thank you and good luck.

This is a re-imagining (not a remix) of boxes by 2501exe and mjtx, in the cube box style, to be printed as a one-piece solid box and one-piece solid lid, that closes securely, and can be placed upright on its side without falling open, or falling apart. Requires no glue.

• Redesigned Structure, Lid, Closure, and Planeswalker Logo art, and all geometry - this is not a simple modification, but a rebuild to resemble the boxes by 2501ext and mtjc in appearance for those who have prints from them.
  • Because this is still based on the hard work by others, please support these designers by giving any boosts you would give to this box, to them instead:
    • 2501exe https://makerworld.com/en/models/22763#profileId-20648
    • mjtx https://makerworld.com/en/models/401115?designId=401115#profileId-302625
• Uses the entire available X & Y Build Volume of the X1/X1C/P1S/P1P/A1 - this build is precisely designed to print within the addressable build volume without installing any additional mods. To ensure printability, avoid moving the models.
• Can be placed on it's side for display, transporting and storage - with planeswalker logo upright on front and back, with sliding lid held down by both gravity and friction
• Lid closes with a sharp THUD to ensure your cards won't fall out
• Can hold up to approximately 900 double sleeved cards comfortably (600 cards shown in photos, so estimating 900) 
• Can be printed in 2 color or single color
• Includes dividers from 2501exe's and mjtx's boxes, again please give boosts to these artists before this one.

What's New in V3?

• Reinforced box top edge - this edge supports the lid and previously had a weakness where twisting the lid might cause it to snap and separate, the reinforcement uses 100% infill for the areas at the very top of the box and specific layers below it to reduce the likelihood of this happening - Pro tip: swipe some lubricating grease along the left and right edge of the lid and wipe off with paper towel to make the lid glide much easier in and out and nearly eliminate the chance that it could get ‘stuck’ and crack the top off. 
• Missing layers fixed in box bottom

• PlanesWalker badges for top and bottom lid, specifically designed to be printed in Silk filament, you get a variety of patterns to swap in, use double-sided tape to keep the badges put, and a pair of tweezers or a toothpick to fish them out, or glue them in if you prefer a permanent look. 

  

• Insertable ‘veneer’ interior box bottoms, for those who want a special effect or to flatten out a poor top layer print:
   

  

   

   

Instructions:

1. Print the box
2. Print the lid
3. Slide the lid on the box

Any feedback is welcome!