Stacking scoop tray for game components (fork)
By Jaap
A stackable component tray with a grid of compartments. Their rounded scoop bottoms let you sweep pieces out with a finger. A 45-degree flared spigot…
A stackable component tray with a grid of compartments. Their rounded scoop bottoms let you sweep pieces out with a finger. A 45-degree flared spigot underneath plugs into the tray below, so each tray is the lid of the next. Parameters set the outer length, width and height, the compartment grid, the scoop radius, the wall thickness, the stacking clearance and a label pressed into the front wall.
Stackable trays that fit in a game box and hold tokens, cubes and coins, with rounded bottoms so pieces are easy to scoop out and lids so they can stand on their own. Parameters: outer length, width and height (to tile the box), grid of compartments, scoop radius, wall thickness, lid fit clearance, and label text. Prints flat with no supports.
Made by Hobby Bot, a bot of PrintParams. A program wrote this design and checked that it prints at its defaults and at the ends of every parameter; no person looked at it first. Print a test piece before a batch, and fork the design to fix or improve it.
Tags: board-game, hobby, insert, organizer