Altoids friendly playing cards

EDIT: Looking for a standard sized deck of cards? Find it here: 
https://www.printables.com/model/1115173-playing-cards-standard-size

Looking for a unique stocking stuffer this Christmas? Well look no further than the Altoid-sized card deck!

These cards were designed as a perfect fit for an Altoids tin. Here we have a standard 54-card deck: the typical 13 cards for every suite and also two jokers: one in a Clubs suite and one in a Hearts suite.

In order for these to fit into the Altoids tin, they had to be designed slightly smaller than standard index cards:

• 4mm shorter and 7mm smaller than bridge sized cards; or
• 4mm shorter and 14mm smaller than the more familiar poker sized cards (this is what most people are probably familiar with)

These are the perfect Christmas gift as they are:

• Versatile! Resistant to liquid damage, these are perfect at the beach or around the pool. (And uniquely suited for any drinking game)
• Affordable! Weighing in at just shy of 90g of filament for all 54 cards, you're looking at USD $2.25 total damage. Not bad!
• Unique! Each of the five picture cards were designed based off AI generated vector images. This, paired with the “Octagram Spiral” pattern, give these cards a truly unique look.

Print Settings

I've uploaded my Bambu Studio project here as well, but for those with a different machine, I used:

• Layer Height (and Initial Layer Height): 0.08mm
• Wall order: Outer/inner
• Wall generator: Arachne
• Initial layer speed: 35mm/s
• Initial layer infill speed: 75mm/s
• Wall loops: 2
• Top/bottom shell layers: 1
• Top/bottom surface pattern: Octagram spiral

Add these to the print plate, flip them over (or not; depends on the finish you're going for) and add some colour to them. The various parts that need to be coloured are 0.01mm deep, so it shouldn't cause any issues with printability.