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Monopoly Storage and Banker's Tray

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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9.9 h
2 plates
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Description

A case with a sliding lid to perfectly store your monopoly game and it serves as the banker's tray during the game. 

Some design features:

  • Size: 185 x 185 x 44mm
  • Organized bill slots: The tray includes grooves designed to keep the bills upright and neatly categorized for easy access.
  • Dice compartment: The dice are stored in a section with a rounded bottom, allowing you to easily slide them out with a simple push of your finger.
  • Property card organization: The tray features vertical slots to stand and sort the property cards, keeping them tidy and accessible during the game.
  • There's no support needed.
  • Mix your own color combination!
  • Warping can happen at the bottom of the case for some users. If you are not sure, use the second print profile as it splits the bottom floor into a separate plate. Just glue it to the main body of the case afterwords.
  • To make your Monopoly perfectly portable, is the official game board the last hindrance. A standard game board made of cardboard and folded into a 2x2 grid can't fit in this box. My solution is scanning it and printing it on paper, and folding it into a 3x3 grid so that it fits neatly inside the box.

This is my first 3d print project, so please consider donating so that I will work harder~

Enjoy!

 

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