Century Spice Road / Eastern Wonders Bowl Covers

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Century Spice Road is a fun game, but the box doesn't do a good job of storing the spice bowls -- you pretty much have to put all the spice cubes back into bags, and try to stuff the bags into the box. My solution to that was to design covers that snap onto the bowls to keep the spice cubes organized.Century Eastern Wonders also has spice bowls that need covers, so I added those as well.You can either print 4 (8) of the blank lids, or 1 each of the named lids. They just snap onto the bowls. If your yellow Turmeric cubes don't fit, you may need to move a couple of cubes into a different bowl.SpiceSingle Material Lid Modelscardamomcsp-lid-cardamom.stlchilicsp-lid-chili.stlcinnamoncsp-lid-cinnamon.stlclovescsp-lid-cloves.stlgingercsp-lid-ginger.stlsaffroncsp-lid-saffron.stlsafrancsp-lid-safran.stlteacsp-lid-tea.stlturmericcsp-lid-turmeric.stlthickcsp-lid-thick.stlthincsp-lid-thin.stlFor folks with access to a multi-head or multi-material printer, I've also generated multi and names models files for each lid. Just pair the appropriate models for your slicer.SpiceMulti-Material Lid Modelscardamomcsp-multi-cardamom.stlchilicsp-multi-chili.stlcinnamoncsp-multi-cinnamon.stlclovescsp-multi-cloves.stlgingercsp-multi-ginger.stlsaffroncsp-multi-saffron.stlsafran csp-multi-safran.stlteacsp-multi-tea.stlturmericcsp-multi-turmeric.stlSpiceMulti-Material Words for Lidscardamomcsp-names-cardamom.stlchilicsp-names-chili.stlcinnamoncsp-names-cinnamon.stlclovescsp-names-cloves.stlgingercsp-names-ginger.stlsaffroncsp-names-saffron.stl safrancsp-names-safran.stlteacsp-names-tea.stlturmericcsp-names-turmeric.stlCentury Eastern Wonders has wooden markers for each players boat and trading posts, so I created boxes to hold the markers. Because of the layout of the tray, the boxes are oddly shaped, but fit together if you print two of each set, left and right. I included a plated set of left and right boxes and lids, for your convenience -- print two plates for a full set.PartQtyUsecsp-ew-player-box-left.stl2Left-handed player boxcsp-ew-player-lid-left.stl2Left-handed player lidcsp-ew-player-box-right.stl2Right-handed player boxcsp-ew-player-lid-right.stl2Right-handed player lidcsp-ew-player-plate.stl2One set of boxes and lids Full sources on GitHub.2018-05-31 Fixed spelling errors and added thin and thick blank lids.2019-02-16 Added Saffron lid for English purists.2019-02-16 Added Cloves, Tea, Chili, and Ginger lids for Eastern Wonders.2019-02-16 Added multi-material models for all lids.2019-02-28 Added boxes for Eastern Wonders player pieces (boat and trading posts).Print SettingsPrinter Brand:PrusaPrinter:i3 MK3Rafts:NoSupports:NoResolution:0.20 mmInfill:10%Filament: Inland PLA or PETG Notes:I print my parts in PETG because I keep many of my games in the car to take to various game nights/days. If you don't have the same temperature extremes as northern Virginia, then PLA would work fine.I use a Prusa Mk3 with the MMU 2.0, so I can print multi-color parts in a single job.Post-PrintingFinishingIf you're using the named lids, you may wish to fill in the names with colored wax (crayons) matching the cube colors (cinnamon = brown, cardamom = green, safran/saffron = red, turmeric = yellow).Category: Toy & Game Accessories