Yugioh Drawer

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If you like this design, share it and show your love! If you print one out, be sure to upload a photo of it in action. You can also drop me a line with a single-digit donation at https://paypal.me/aylmayo. I considered uploading the file to a paid download site, but I don't want to limit anyone's access if they're on a tight budget. It took a lot of filament and time to design this thing, so I'm happy to keep it free for now. If you want to learn more about what I've created or figure out which version to print, keep reading! I designed this deck holder because I always struggled with knocking mine over when playing at home or in public. This one supports up to 60 cards and is optimized for the most common sleeves in the UK - Ultra Pro Small (62mm x 89mm). After many design iterations, I think I've got it just right. It uses a sticky back felt internal layer that protects your cards and provides a satisfying grip. You can use it without felt if you prefer, but be careful not to pull two cards at once. The deck is slanted for a natural wrist angle and helps prevent the "pulling two cards" issue. I've also added a weight system that lets you fill three voids in the base with US or UK pennies (or sticky back rubber grips). This gives it a solid feel in your hand and extra grip on any surface. There are multiple files to choose from: * One without felt or weights * One with no weights but has felt * The one I've shown you, with both felt and weights The felt is just regular sticky back felt from eBay (1.47mm thick). If you use it, the internal sides of the file will be 1.47mm wider to fit your deck snugly. If you print a weighted version, it comes with caps that you can glue on with some super glue, so there are no holes in the base when you add your felt. When printing without felt, the internal sizes are 1mm wider to accommodate standard sleeves. I recommend printing this at high resolution for smooth deck operation and easy searching/shuffling. It's also an open-top design to make it easier to put cards in and pull them out. If you came from Reddit, I was considering selling some of these on eBay to cover costs, but I'm not sure yet - another project is taking priority! If you have any ideas for simple Yugioh-related designs, let me know and I'll give it a shot.