Codenames Card Game Storage (design for Original, Duet, Pictures, and Deep Undercover Editions)

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**Update 1/11/2019**: Four printed box designs are now shown in photos, and Duet files have been updated to allow more clearance for word cards. **Update 1/8/2019**: The Codenames Duet Box design is finally complete, and the files have been uploaded. Please note that these files are still a work in progress until my test print is completed. We now have four out of six Codenames games, and the boxes take up too much storage space despite not having any real organizational storage inside (zip-lock bags do not count as storage). A storage box has been designed for two versions of the game: standard/original and deep undercover. Additionally, a case has been uploaded that should work for the Codenames Pictures. The Marvel and Disney Editions are still in progress. The lid to the box is printed separately and then slid into the cover, and if desired, glued into place. The tolerances for the cover and base are tight (.2-.3mm) to ensure the lid does not just slide off. Make sure your printer is calibrated and not over-extruding to a point where that clearance is affected. You can always sand the sides of the base to reduce friction and get a good fit. **Note**: The original game's small "hour-glass timer" storage was omitted as it causes wasted space in the design, and we rarely use it when playing anyway. **Note**: The Deep Undercover version has a smaller card holder, but fewer word cards and thinner cardboard player cards. As such, the small card holder slides next to the word cards, preventing them from shuffling around too much. If enough people ask for or complain, I can create a version tailored to that game (I wish the producer had standardized their card sizes and materials).