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@superkrm Thanks for the idea, token trays are a nice use case! You can get quite close today with the Gridfinity shape: a bin can have compartments (columns and rows) and finger scoops on each side, which is exactly what makes tokens easy to scoop out. It sticks to the 42 mm grid and has the Gridfinity foot, though. Without that, you can build a tray by hand: a Rounded Box, Box holes for the compartments, and then round the bottom edges of the holes with the Edge tool. @mlugo-apx the Gridfinity bins are your work: would a plain "tray" type interest you, with a free size in mm and a flat bottom, but the same compartments and scoops? That would cover board game inserts nicely. If you'd like to support the project, a small donation is very welcome. Thank you! |
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I think this would be helpful for Boardgame Insert designers or people who wants something a little simpler than Gridfinity.
https://deckinabox.sgenoud.com/token-tray-fdm
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https://github.com/sgenoud
Being able to do this in layeringling with the hollow tool or its own separate tool would be cool.
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