Medieva Card Deck Box

72 downloads · 2 years ago · **Medieval Card Deck Box** This card deck box features a regal king and queen, adorned with mediev

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Description

Medieval Card Deck Box
This card deck box features a regal king and queen, adorned with medieval-inspired details. The ornate patterns and textures, highlighted by hand-painted accents, add depth and character to the piece. The lid showcases the royal couple, crafted with fine detail, while the sliding drawer underneath provides a perfect fit for a standard deck of cards.

This piece is both functional and decorative, ideal for card enthusiasts, collectors, or as a statement piece in a medieval or fantasy-themed setting.

Printing Instructions

Print the box upside down as shown in the image.
No supports are needed for either the cover or the card storage box.
The box features two slots at the back designed for 10mm x 2mm magnets, which help secure the cover in place.

Box Options:

Deck_Box.stl: This option has a 0.5mm gap (reveal) between the cover and the box.
Deck_Box_1mm_Gap.stl: This option provides a 1mm gap (reveal) between the cover and the box.

Choose the version that best fits your printing tolerance and preferences.

Note: This model is for personal use only and not for commercial purposes. If you are subscribed to any membership plan, this model will remain available even after the free period ends.

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Community Makes (1)

I was hesitant to post this make, it is my first attempt at model painting and the photo does not do it justice. The print was absolutely perfect, zero clean-up! (the queen really isn't beat up! it is a kiss smudge! :) )

Community Makes (1)

Discussions

becki9071 year ago

I was hesitant to post this make, it is my first attempt at model painting and the photo does not do it justice. The print was absolutely perfect, zero clean-up! (the queen really isn't beat up! it is a kiss smudge! :) )

PrinterPrusa MK4S

MaterialPLA

Infill density25 %

SupportsNone

BrimNo

alianoraree11 months ago

Do you have a recommendation for how to insert the magnet inside the cover once it's printed? Or do I need to pause the print to glue it in?

OXI STUDIOS11 months ago

Hi, I used a pencil and some masking tape (or double-sided tape) to secure the magnet. I placed a drop of super glue into the magnet hole, then carefully lowered the pencil with the magnet into the hole and pressed down firmly. After waiting about 5 minutes for the glue to set, I pulled the pencil out.

OXI STUDIOS1 year ago

Thanks for sharing — we all start somewhere, and it's great that you jumped into painting! The most important part is experimenting and learning as you go. Every make helps you improve, and it really does get easier (and more fun) with practice. When I first started, some of my early paint jobs were rough too — but with time, your skills grow. Keep at it!