Cube Draft Box for Magic: The Gathering

Draft smarter. Store beautifully. Build without compromise.

The Cube Draft Box is built for cube designers who demand speed, consistency, and presentation. Designed from the ground up for reusable packs, easy organization, and premium storage, this is not just a box, it’s a complete draft environment.

Every component has been refined to remove friction from cube nights. The result: faster setup, smoother drafts, and a display-worthy home for your cube.

Designed for Real Drafting

The system uses individual reusable packs with fitted lids, allowing you to pre-build packs once and draft instantly whenever your group is ready. Resetting a draft is quick and simple.

Secure. Modular. Magnetic.

A magnetic locking lid keeps everything perfectly seated in transit, while the modular internal grid ensures each pack stays aligned and protected. No rattling. No spills. No bent corners.

Every box is tuned for:

• Rapid setup and teardown
• Safe transport to game nights
• Long-term cube preservation

Features:

• 24 reusable packs and lids
• Extra storage for sleeves, dice and tokens
• Magnetic lid with two precision fit tabs

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There are four plates for this print: the lid, the box, the smaller pack boxes, and the pack box caps. When you print the caps it's a good idea to set the seams to “random”, since they're so thin aligned seams end up being a mess. Other than that there's nothing special to note. I printed this with the 0.4mm nozzle.

 

I used these magnets. They say they're 20x5x2mm but aren't quite true to size, so you will want to use a strong adhesive like Loctite to secure them.

 

Also make sure you have something in the packs before placing the lids on them. The tolerance is very tight and the lids will just slide down into the box if there's not something in there… I learned the hard way it can be very difficult to get them out.