Vault for the card game

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This was created for a friend who is crazy about playing card games, especially the "Diamonds" by Mike Fitzgerald, where six identical acrylic crystals (diamonds) are used to store and showcase the gems. Diamonds Game Case Instructions Build these on your home 3D printer using silver/grey PLA that mimics the look of a metal safe. Use two perimeters for each part with layers at .3mm thickness for the bottom and lid, and layers at just .1mm thickness for the round insert in the center of the case. Make sure to print these at a high enough temperature so they are strong yet can bend without breaking like real plastic, and also apply no extra support or bracing. You will need two of each part to create a secure safe. When printing with PLA material at lower temperatures or thinner settings (like 1mm or .5mm) use glue for all parts because the glue makes the metal pieces stick better so you can store and play "Diamonds" more easily. The hinge was designed to be in place so no gluestick is needed to keep them connected during use, however this means some force might be necessary to open up after printing when it snaps shut tight against its other side. After using odie_wan's excellent box design, which had a really nice and very useful built-in handle to hold your case closed safely while transporting or carrying elsewhere around town., I decided upon these specific changes before finalizing their current forms below: For safety reasons, the newest updated center disk comes with key positioning features like "center ring" which makes fitting easy even if you're inexperienced because now anyone can easily get one side facing another without extra tools; Also new design improves performance too because less likely cause damage since only two points make contact - no more weak bridged connections possible where parts may come loose after prolonged usage etc. Because space limitations might affect how much material gets used up printing each component out separately then reassembled afterward somewhere else like storage cabinet etc., scaling back original designs' height resulted lowering needed materials substantially reducing waste also enabling wider distribution options without having buy bigger supplies just storing leftovers over time due inefficiently packing certain aspects correctly always lead more towards higher cost especially longer wait times when relying mainly on individual orders placed frequently sometimes causing frustration due unforeseen shipping issues which usually add significant extra fee depending country locations services utilized overall making process quite cumbersome expensive