Description
A spherical threaded deck box styled after a cartoonish bomb. Designed to sit securely on a table and transport a Commander deck without shifting.
What it holds
The internal block is partitioned for a specific loadout:
- Center slot for an 80-card sleeved deck
- Two wide slots (front and back) for hard cases
- Two side pockets for dice and counters
Dimensions
- Overall footprint: 146 mm diameter shell
- Print configuration: Prints in two halves. The lower half features a flattened base (no supports needed). The upper half prints inverted.
- Hardware: Top shell includes a 9 mm hole designed to accept a real cord or rope fuse (glued from the inside).
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