Turing Machine Board Game Insert Organizer

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The game design in genius, yet the box design is garbage, so here's my solution. Keeps everything tidy and fits plenty tight enough for bumpy car rides and vertical storage. Remove the cardboard dividers from the original box, but keep the white perimeter piece and simply drop this in the center. I included a slot to stack pencils and a bonus cubby on the top left for any other bobbits you may want in the box. Four versions: - TM Insert: As depicted in photos. For those of you who prefer a heavier look and love buying filament - Short: removes 6 mm from the bottom that was pure filler. You can save filament by printing this, then make up that missing height by recycling some foam, cardboard, or whatever to put in the bottom of the box. - Skeletonized: Removes as much plastic as is plausible to save about 50g of filament. One also could think it looks cooler. - Short_Skeletonized: ought to be self-explanatory by now A word on printing: This is 220 x 220, so it takes up every bit of an ender 3 or other standard sized print bed. That means you have to take extra steps to get those corners of your build plate hot enough to stick or you're guaranteed to warp. Don't even try it if you're printing in a cold or drafty area. I recommend using an enclosure if possible, pre-heating your bed and letting it soak for several minutes, and probably turning your first layer bed temp up a bit higher than normal. I even wonder about setting the first layer to CONCENTRIC, heating up to 10-15 degrees more than I normally would, then slowly turning the bed heat down as the printer moves from the outside in. Please comment on what works for you. **Update** I have uploaded an updated split version for smaller print beds. This one moves the split planes allow larger surface for gluing the pieces together for a finished product.