It's just missing that "little bit." But otherwise a fantastic print. Everything printed well and all the cards and pieces fit just about right. Many designers are not considerate of sleevers, so thanks for that too. I have a mix of 3d printed resources and the deluxe bits and everything has its place. That little bit I think it's missing is maybe that it is a fairly straightforward organizer. I'm one of the folks who had the insert by @Hextra, and with a little imagination and acceptance of lid lift, I was able to cram all the expansion stuff into that organizer. But what I really thought could be better is if the cards were contained a bit better. I imagine cards might spill out of the trays when pulling them out of the box during setup. I was excited to try this out and I filled each tray as they printed. As I was assembling everything, I almost spilled the cave cards because there was nothing to hold them in the tray.

This is a pretty nice print. I used PETG for the accent pieces and trays. Those didn't go over so well because they shrank and warped too much during the long print. I printed on my A1. I'm still using the tray, just without the accent pieces.

I love this insert. A place for everything and everything in its place. I gotta say though, the Ops cards (sleeved) barely fit in the trays. I might have to go with the vertical holders.

A really nice and thoughtful design. I printed this out after my brother picked up the Matcha expansion. Now he doesn't have to bring multiple boxes to game night. He confirmed that there was, indeed, a little lid lift.

I wanted something to contain my favorite coffee grounds for when I was at the office. So I printed this container with a convenient, little scoop. I scaled it down to 70% because I didn't need to keep 500g of grounds at a time. Really nice and simple design!

A buddy of mine asked if I could print up some Helldivers coasters for a friend. So he linked this design to me. I thought it was a great first attempt. I'm not sure why there was a separate ring that needed to be glued into it though. I ran a test print and that was really nice, so thanks for doing all that hard work. For my buddy's gift, I ended up scaling up the coaster a little and giving it a bit of a lip, so it could double as a coaster and a lid for the container. Then I made the collar attached to the base and made it a little taller so it could hold more coasters. I could only imagine that the ring was separate so it could be printed as a different color (of course, I picked the "no AMS" version even though I have an AMS). I painted the accents to the color I wanted to print and it came out really nice.

This worked out great and it improved the value of the insert that came with the game. I have yet to bring it to the table to close out the campaign. But I can tell, setup will my faster because everything that needed its own space has one now.

I use this daily to measure the water I use for my morning coffee. Great, simple design.

I must be missing a few add-ons because some of the spaces are empty. But that worked in my favor because I was able to fit almost all of my cards sleeved. YMMV with that, depending on the sleeve thickness. Also, it looks like this design includes Moon Rollers, which is not actually an expansion of Moonrakers. But it's nice to know I'll have a place for those things if I ever pick up Moon Rollers.

Printed perfectly and is very sturdy.

Great idea but not perfect in execution. The threads on one of the side supports needs some refining as they failed while I tried to screw the cap on. The cap worked ok for the other side support. I printed it a few times with little success. I really had to finesse that cap on to get it to work. The clips on the other end of those side supports also are a little loose. This is true for the mini table as well. But it's a 4-stars rating from me because there is no storage solution included in this design. I had to print some zip ties to hold it all together while not in use.

This is really handy. The fact it's printable on the A1 Mini was a plus for me. The A1 Mini was my first 3d printer and having great things like this to print and use right away is a plus.

My buddy made me some custom trays and tuck boxes from card stock years before 3d printing was widely available to the average consumer. It was time for an upgrade and this set was it! With more than enough room for all the bits and cards, this definitely fit the bill. Plus, no lid-lift.

Sturdy and versatile. These can easily be expanded horizontally as needed. They can also work as additional shelving. But I needed a shoe rack, so that's what they'll be for me. I just wish it didn't use so much filament.

This is a nice and simple design. It's not as flashy as the box it was sold in, but it's more convenient and will certainly withstand more abuse from being tossed into a gaming bag over time. It won't fit the game instructions without mangling the booklet. Those who want to keep everything (even non-essentials) might be disappointed.

Very thoughtful design. There was a part that didn't quite make sense and/or was not included in the finished photo (mesh panel). I think also, may of the modular parts might've been better joined together. But since I am the only person in my gaming group who owns Belfort, I don't plan on printing another insert set. All in all, it's a really good design and I'm glad I didn't have to spend time figuring it out. I would like to add that I sleeved my cards with cheap penny sleeves and they barely all fit. I had to be a little creative and ultimately, I will probably just leave them unsleeved.

Nice little tray. I use to hold my keys, earbuds and wallet while at my desk. It has a simple and clean aesthetic that doesn't clutter whatever it's sitting on. Plus it looks nice.