Hello there, I'm proud to present to you an ultra low filament and print time commander deck box. This deck box punches above its weight and provides a very pleasant player experience and good protection for how much time and filament it uses. It holds over 100 sleeved cards in the main compartment and 25 unsleeved cards or tokens in the sideboard slot. Though I recommend putting a sleeved card in front to prevent them from migrating into the main compartment.

I've modified the original by Plun to give it a much more reliable lid. The lid slides on from the front or back of the box and will provide a good amount of protection from cards sliding out if it's tipped over. This is by no means a super durable case. This is intended to be a very cost efficient organizer that will hold sleeved cards and display a commander on the front of the box so you can select the right deck without opening it. 

I believe this represents a very good value for those wanting to store decks for home use or in a durable organizer. According to my calculations, each of these boxes and lids is under 60 US cents in filament and I think I'm not the only commander player with over a dozen decks in the collection and growing. That's a fantastic value compared to the “Bowled her” cases you can get online for about 3 dollars a piece.

The box itself IS vase mode (Or spiralized contour) and requires a small amount of bridging in the early layers at the bottom of the commander window. With .4 layer height and .8 line width it weighs in at 29.68 grams of pla or less than 10 meters on my printer. 

The lid is NOT vase mode and likes for you to have “Fill gaps” checked or use arachne perimeters. With .4 layer height and 2 shells on bottom, top, and 3 vertical and 20% infill (Recommended for surface quality) it weighs in at 12.39 grams or just over 4 meters on my printer. 

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If you want the bottle cap boys or other commander accessories seen in my photos, have a look at the command zone here and the fidget life counters here. Also, drop a follow at my profile. 

Happy printing, and good games.