Dominion (Card Game) Resource Holder

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This resource tray for Dominion has been redesigned, offering fully adjustable SolidPython/OpenSCAD features. The STL file offers a 0.7mm margin in both the X and Y directions for each card slot, with a sleeve height of 50mm (accommodating cards up to 91mm high that slide 50mm into each slot). There's also a 30mm difference between the two levels, which are adjustable parameters in the script. Additional STLs for most expansions (excluding tokens and mats storage) have also been added. If uncertain about printer calibration, scale down the Z-axis to one-fifth its original size while keeping X and Y unaltered for a test print. Test slot sizes with actual cards, as all printers differ and you might need to adjust both X and Y for an optimal fit. For Linux users, download the Python script and re-run it using a new calibration file (caldata.py) or alter margin values. Dominion is a popular game that requires card counting, sorting, and space creation for piles. With printer calibration, this resource tray offers snug yet easily insertable and removable slots for cards. The tray holds 60 Coppers, 40 Silvers, 30 Golds, 12 Platinums (or alternative cards if not using Prosperity), 24 Estates, 12 Duchies, 12 Provinces, and 30 Curses. The script adjusts accordingly for varying card counts. Before committing to a full print, create a test print by rescaling the Z-axis to approximately 20%. Measure inner slot widths in X and Y axes to determine error, then adjust accordingly. A full print takes about seven hours at 100mm/s speed, 0.3mm layer height, with 1 shell and 10% infill using $5 worth of PLA filament. Calibrate your printer first if necessary, following this guide: [calibration link].