Biggs Battle Box - Compact - Stone, Wood, Dragonscale

More compact version of my compact dice boxes.  

• No Magnets required for this one.  
• The lid slides into the top of the box and is held in place with a friction latch that you have to lift up to release.  
• The mini dice tower can be used in the slot it is stored in or outside of the box.  
• The peg compartment tapers up for ease of removal.

Comes in three flavors:

• Stone/Brick
• Dragon Scale
• Wood  

I have also included three lid designs for each of the boxes: 

• Plain
• DND Logo with Border
• DND Logo with fancy border.

I printed the ones pictured at 0.2mm layer height.

Dimensions:

- Overall dimensions are 124mm x 122mm x 37mm

- Dice Box - Has compartments for Dice, MiniFigs, Pegs, and a Dice Tray (small) / Dice tower

• Dice Box Dimensions: 124mm x 122mm x 37mm
• Internal dimensions are:
  • Dice Compartment - 65mm x 65mm x 35mm
  • Dice Tray/Tower Tray - 93mm x 55.5mm x 35mm
  • MiniFig Compartment - 65mm x 49mm x 35mm
  • Peg Compartment - 50.5mm (Tapers up after 23.5) x 21mm x 35mm

- Dice Tower Dimensions: 88mm x 50mm x 30mm

- Lid/Tracker Dimensions: 121mm x 118.75mm x 6mm

• Spell Slots - Levels 1 thru 9
• Death Saves
• Hit Points - Counters 1 - 999
• Inspiration - 6 slots for those who use more than one point
• Misc - 10 slots for tracking things like luck, tokens, etc.

- Lid/Logo Printing Instructions:

• Print the Logo first (It should look upside down and backwards)
  • Center the Logo on the build plate (very important for alignment with lid) - your slicer should have an option to center the object
  • I suggest printing this slowly and do Not used a Brim as you will be leaving it on the build plate, I printed mine at 30mm/s with a Skirt that was removed after printing finished
  • It should only be 1 layer thick if printing at .2mm layer height
    • If printing at .2mm layer height you can turn on Ironing to make sure that the layer looks a bit better
• Leave Logo and border design on the build plate and remove any wipe and/or skirt you have printed
• Print the Lid
  • Center the Lid on the build plate (very important for alignment with logo) - your slicer should have an option to center the object
  • Print first layer very slowly for Wood Logos or use glue.  I printed mine at 15mm/s.  I had issues with the sides pealing up that may have just been attributed to the wood filament that I was using