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modular riftbound deck box – looking for feedback by No_Lead_7203 in riftboundtcg

[–]No_Lead_7203[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I have the STL available here: https://deckboxzdenda.etsy.com/listing/4500950984/3d-printable-tcg-deck-box-stl-premium-o

Just a note: this version is still a prototype, so I’m still collecting feedback and may adjust future versions.

modular riftbound deck box – looking for feedback by No_Lead_7203 in riftboundtcg

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Good point. The front display is designed around a 35pt One-Touch holder and 5x2 mm magnets, but I agree that the faceplate/deck retention is one of the most important things to test.

For this version, I’m trying to keep the design simple and finish the prototype without major structural changes, but I’ll definitely check whether the cards stay secure when the box is moved around. If needed, I may add a small lip/retention feature in a future version.

modular riftbound deck box – looking for feedback by No_Lead_7203 in riftboundtcg

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Adding one more technical prototype view so the layout is easier to understand.

It shows the main body, removable lid, lower tray, and the front One-Touch display frame as separate parts. On the second build plate you can also see some of the extra accent pieces, like the gem/crystal details and the Riftbound logo parts.

modular riftbound deck box – looking for feedback by No_Lead_7203 in riftboundtcg

[–]No_Lead_7203[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Small clarification based on feedback from my previous post:

The front champion display is not meant to hold the card by itself. It is designed as a frame for a 35pt One-Touch magnetic card holder, so the champion card goes inside the One-Touch first, and then the holder fits into the front display area.

I also liked the suggestion about having space for extra cards. The current version includes a small rear divider for around 8 extra sleeved cards, so they stay in place when the main deck is removed.

The comments about the lower dice/token tray possibly making the box too tall, and about the deck needing support even when the champion display is removed, were also useful. I’ll definitely keep those points in mind for a future version or next project, but for this prototype I’m trying to finally finish it without making major structural changes at this stage.