Creature Comforts — Resource Tray
Created 1 months ago
Description
A custom flush-fit resource tray for Creature Comforts, designed to replace baggies and keep tokens organized on the table. The 3x3 grid perfectly fits all 9 distinct resource types with room to spare, and the compartments feature scooped bottoms so tokens slide out easily with a fingertip.
The lid prints flat, drops in with a loose 0.5mm clearance, and includes a finger hole to easily pop it open.
Dimensions
- Overall Footprint: 204 mm × 108 mm × 23 mm (fully assembled)
- Compartments: 9 bays, 65 mm × 33 mm × 19 mm deep
- Clearance: 0.5 mm drop-in tolerance for the lid
Print notes
The lid is already oriented upside down to print flat without supports. The debossed text on the first layer is mirrored in the file so it reads correctly when you flip it over to cap the tray.
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