Etherfields Token Storage Remix

par Gemelli23

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    Etherfields_Smaller_TokenBox.stl

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    Etherfields_Smaller_TokenLid_SeeThrough.stl

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    Etherfields_Smaller_TokenLid_Opaque.stl

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    Etherfields_Stones_OpenBox.stl

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    Etherfields_Stones_wLid.stl

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    Etherfields_Reaper_minis.stl

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    Etherfields_Bits_Tray.stl

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    Etherfields_Signs_9wells.stl

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    Etherfields_Signs_4wells.stl

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Description

I wanted to create a slightly different version of the excellent Etherfields Token Trays by Rockmanlives: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4654155

The changes I made were to his design were as follows:

  • Combined the two cardboard token holders into a single tray (and removed the monster tokens, since I'm using the Creatures of Etherfields minis and didn't need them taking up space)
  • Added a simple token lid for the token tray -- not really necessary, but I kept losing bits on the way into/out of the box
  • Changed the Sign token storage to a set of simple rails with triangular wells -- primarily because my print bed is too small to print Rockman's version
  • Added storage boxes for the stones and plastic bits (thank you to Sislar for his excellent parameterized storage box system: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3372739)

My storage setup is as follows:

1) Smaller well in the corner of the insert has the stone-holder on the bottom, then the Reaper mini holder above that (I use the stone holder without a lid, but have provided an option for a lidded version
2) Larger well on the insert side has the bits tray lying flat on the bottom, then the five Do Not Open decks on their sides, sitting long-edge down on the box
3) Plastic insert with boards and masks layered over everything as normal
4) Foam sheet (~13mm) above the plastic insert with cutouts for the lidded token tray and sign-token holders (you need one of the four-well models and two of the nine-well models to hold everything)
5) Board, manuals, etc. over that

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UPDATES

11/30: I realized that the see-through logo on the token box won't suit everyone's tastes due to the cutouts on the D and R -- so added an opaque version as a WIP