Description
I was inspired to design this after my friend had me make the first deck box I designed for him. Intended to look somewhat like a companion cube. I had this in my Mazuir Ross Etsy store for a long time and didn't get any complaints from my customers, only compliments. I then thought I would transfer it to my licensed Maz and Attero Etsy store. However, I felt the design was bulky, so I took it down and never added it to Maz and Attero store. I am now posting it here in case someone might find interest in the design.
Holds one top loader in front facing card slot, one standard sleeved card each in right, left, and back card slots. Interior holds 60+20+20 standard sleeved trading cards. Designed for a Force of Will player's deck.
Print lid upside down and base right side up. Run slow till second bridge and then return to desired print speed.
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4 of out 5 Stars. Bought this and printed a few. It is a very cool box and it gets a lot of attention. The display card slot works and sliding the top on doesn't mess up the display card or any other cards. I printed this at 95% its normal size as I play Yugioh and they are smaller cards, and that seemed to be the perfect size. A little room to breath but not enough let the cards slide. The 5% off of the 60-20-20 slots goes perfect as well with the smaller Yugioh cards as in competitive play you run 40-60 Main deck, 15 extra deck, 15 side deck. Also, it comes apart nicely but doesn't come apart to easy, as you can flip it upside down and it doesn't come apart, but it can easily be popped off by hand. My only complaint with this print is the top and bottom "indented" part of the design. As you can see in the display picture here, the top of the box where is has the little circular dip is poorly printed. I thought it may just be the printer that was used to print this display box wasn't very good. But its actually a flaw in the design as there isn't enough support or layers being put down on that area and it will come out very poor and stringy as you can see in the picture no matter what your settings are. That's the only reason its a 4 star and not 5. But the box is still very well done and will protect your cards.
Why do you have to pay for this. I love the dezign but do not have the money or card... So sad.