Phase 10 score card and box (K40 laser and 3D printer)

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My wife joins her friends in playing Phase 10 every week, and I designed a wooden scorecard with animal icons that match each player's name, replacing the standard cards with small print. I also created a sliding marker that indicates which hand is being played, making it easier for everyone to keep track. To store all the scorecards conveniently, I visited festi.info and used their online box builder tool, boxes.py, to create a compact case that can hold everything they need. Hopefully, this project will inspire others to build something similar. The wood I cut is 4.5mm thick veneer, which is readily available at most home improvement stores. To account for the fact that one side of the wood has a pattern while the other does not, I created a separate file called "part d for wrong side." This allowed me to flip one side of the box and ensure that the patterned side always faces outward.