Star Wars Outer Rim Organizer

This is my organizer for Star Wars: Outer Rim.

This organizer also requires a bit of foam core. Read below for details.

There's a lot of space in the box and relatively few game components, so rather than use up a lot of filament as filler, this organizer also requires some foam core to supplement it. I used one layer of 3/16" (5mm) foam core on the box bottom to lift everything 5mm up, and added a vertical foam core divider to separate the 3D pieces from the player and game boards (see photos). If you don't use foam core on the bottom, there will be some empty space at the top of the box which may allow some pieces to bounce out of their trays. Similarly, without a vertical divider of some kind, the 3D components will slide around inside the game box.

The money, damage, goal token tray has a curved floor and a support for the 10,000 credit chips, to make it easier to retrieve tokens from the tray. Print twice, split the resources between them, and keep one on each side of the table. The trays stack while in the box, and there's an "extra tray" file which sits on top of them to fill up the vertical space in the box. You can store other things in this, or leave it empty.

The player bins stack on top of each other in two stacks (print four bins) and hold the four reputation sliders and the fame peg. There's an optional lid (print 2x) for them.

The dice, patrol, and contact bin holds those components. There's an optional lid for this piece as well.

The card tray is for unsleeved cards.

When possible, I try to design for a minimum of filament waste. Therefore:

• These models use a 1.22mm wall thickness, which is THREE walls thick using a 0.4mm nozzle. Some slicers will see the center wall as "gap fill" and try to print it extremely slowly. I use PrusaSlicer and change the gap fill speed to be the same as interior wall speed.
• The bottom floors are usually 0.9mm thick, which is three layers at 0.3mm layer height.
• The only model that has any infill is the money/damage/goal tray which has curved floors to make it easier to grab tokens, and has a diagonal support for the two 10,000 credit tokens that go in each tray, again to make it easier to grab them.

Some components inspired by organizers by Zigma51 and farlei: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4220293 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3799431

Print Settings

Printer: Anycubic Mega-S

Supports: No

Resolution: 0.4mm nozzle, 0.3mm layers

Infill: 15%

Filament: ZIRO PLA Marble

Notes:

The longest component (money tray) is 194x65mm which easily fits on my Anycubic print bed (210x210). You can turn it 45º diagonally if needed to print on slightly smaller print beds. When rotated it is 181x181mm on the bed.