Everdell Duo insert (supports sleeves)

UPDATE 2025-01-31

I have update "events_box.stl" and "river_tiles_box.stl" to add a bit of additional space for the tiles as some folks had issues with them fitting too tightly. At the same time, I have added "points_box_v1.1.stl" and "resources_box_v1.1.stl" which just have more rounding in their storage compartments. You can use either version of these models based on your personal preference. The original lids fit all the updated models.

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This is an insert designed to fit the game Everdell Duo. It was designed to speed game setup and supports premium sleeves. Highlights include:

• Most components can go straight to the table with at most simply removing a lid.
• Two each of resources and points tokens boxes, one for each player, but each box is also large enough to hold all the resources/points tokens so you can also use just one of each box if preferred. (You'll probably still want to print two of each to make the insert work properly.)
• Event tiles are stored separated by letter to help speed game setup.
• Separate box to hold the components for cooperative/campaign/solo games.
• Includes a discard box for discarded critter & construction cards to help keep the pile neat, especially with sleeved cards.

The box for this game is substantially larger than is needed to hold all the content, so there is also a large filler box which can hold whatever you might want. (Cheese and crackers could work, just be sure not to leave them in the box when you're done playing the game! 😜)

The boxes with lids print best at 0.16 layer height (0.4 nozzle) but 0.20 is OK for everything else. You really want to use 0.16 (or lower) for the boxes with lids—and the lids themselves—as there are some small but steep overhangs that are supported much better by a slightly smaller layer height. (Check your slice preview.) No supports are needed if you print at 0.16 or less. Also, the cc_deck_box.stl model print with the open end "up" and the riser part should not need supports if you print them at 0.20 layer height or lower and slow down and cool while printing the overhangs.

I printed these with 10% crosshatch infill (if your slicer doesn't support crosshatch, gyroid is really good, too), and 5 top layers to ensure nice, smooth top surfaces. PLA+ works great for all of these models.

Finally, the lids for all the boxes are friction fit and fit the bottom of their boxes so they don't get lost during play. The tolerances on these can be somewhat tight, but they came out beautifully on my Bambu X1C.

The number of copies of a model you need to print is indicated by an "_x" suffix on the file name. If there is no "_x" suffix, then you just need one.