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Official brand deck boxes are often way overpriced for very little utility, often only including a small section for dice if you pay a hefty price for that 'luxury'. I have used many 3D printed deck boxes before that solve this issue but each one always left me feeling like something was missing, or that the space could have been used more efficiently to fit extra utility in.
I designed the Do-It-All Deckbox to use as much of the box as possible during play to maintain an organised space that can fit your preferred layout on the table. I went through many restart attempts and changes, eventually landing on v4.8 before finally feeling like the box did everything I wanted it to do in a clean and aesthetically pleasing way. The deck caddy can hold 100 sleeved cards + 18 unsleeved cards with ease and can be inserted without the need to force them in. I have tried to make the tolerances generous enough on the hinges and connecting parts that most printers should be able to print without problem, but please let me know if this isn't the case.
The box is designed with MTG Commander as the primary use case however I left out the usage of MTG-centric language in the sections to keep it open for use in any TCG.
Printing the doors in silk PLA and changing the pattern on the first layer within your slicer settings can add some additional customisation effects to really make the walls of your box pop in the light!
This is my first model so it took quite a while and required a lot of learning through trial and error. If there are any suggestions please let me know in the comments and I would be happy to try to provide additional files fitting specifications or changes!
New 'Faceplate On Top' Variation!
Deckbox Size:L: 98.1mm (102.5mm including faceplate)W: 97.7mmH: 103.4mm
Magnets used:
Faceplate On Top:
The 6mm x 2mm are used in side of the doors.The 3mm x 2mm are used in the roof section & the faceplate.
