Hi fellow Bladers and Makers!

You are looking at my attempt of finding a clean an almost luxurious way of storing a Beyblade X Collection.

I like when collections are perfectly alligned and homogeneous (Like Manga, Movies, Video Games, and so on).
Initially I was inspired by the cassette style case that came with some HMS beyblades. They could store all parts of a Bey.
 

I wanted something similat but for each part since some products don't sell the same number of parts, and also to keep the concept of making combos freely.
 

During my research I stumbled upon a project of Kuta ([https://makerworld.com/fr/@Kuta](https://makerworld.com/fr/@Kuta)) who created a support plate to hold Blades in place.

 

In the end, this influenced my design process as I would make empty cases that could “receive” such plates depending on our needs.

Also it was important to me to feature a window in the case.
So the project includes 3 versions of the Top case part:

To install these you can cut an acrylic piece of 60x60mm (-0.1 ~ -0.2mm) with a 1.2mm thickness and install it in the square slot.

If you don't want to bother with installing a window, you can also leave the hole open, or print the included STL part called “BX case top - no window”. It will just be a plane closed box then.

The 3 plates have been designed to perfectly snap fit into the bottom cases. 

However, depending on your machine and your settings, you might need to use a file and remove just a tiny bit of plastic on the edges. If the part is too loose, just glue it. Same goes for the acrylic window.
(Warning: when installing a Bit in its Plate, you can slide it into the holder instead of snaping inside. The snaping works, but repeated use damages it. When sliding the part in sideways your plate will last longer)

While finishing the design I came to the conclusion that using such boxes for each part might use too much space in the end.
I will try to design another quality storage solution for Beyblade X parts. But The case still look good as a compact showcase of our favorite parts. It can also serve as a classy gift box for very special parts (mainly these super rare blades).

Therefor, I still wanted to share it with everyone. At least someone will find a good usage for my designs :)

This is my first contribution to Maker World and to the Beyblade community and the Maker's community.

Please let me know what you think of the design, and show me how you used it. I am very curious to see your collection ;)

Happy Making (And Happy Blading) to everyone.