Insert / Organizer for Ave Roma

My contribution for an insert for 'Ave Roma' published by A Games.

I uploaded the files as STL and as 3mf. I recommend using the 3mf file as they are already pre-cut and should make slicing conditions easier.
But - especially for Cura users - if you don't want to change your settings, you may find the stl's file easier to handle.

!There is also a pdf-file in the download section where you can print page 2  to put into the box as storage guidelines. Further pages provide instructions for printing as well. 

!Note: I have the multilang 1st edition for the design available - just in case there are different boxes and version out in the wild.

I also opened a the printables club if you want to support my work. 
As a benefit you can download the complete preset of all files in case you use OrcaSlicer incl. color changes etc.
And in case you want to 3D print and sell my design there is a commercial licence available as well.

As for other inserts I create I aim for the following (in priority order):
* Enhance setup and tear-down part
Take everything needed out of the box and arrange it around the different boards. The card trays have slots to account for the different player counts. This time I designed them in such a way that you take the approbiate number of cards, shuffle them and use the top shelf for storage during the game. After the game is concluded, sort the cards again into their respective slots.
As there is no difference in the cards (and there is no cover on top of the trays), I omitted labeling the trays.

* No need for covers of boxes but designed for horizontal and vertical storage

* Opted to store sleeved cards (not a requirement for this insert)
I used DocsMagic Standard Sleeves for my cards - the size of the used sleeves is in the provided pdf. There are also dimensions of the trays in the provided instruction in case you use different ones (or premium ones)

* Try to be as lightweight and resourceful as possible.
The total amount of filament for the organizer is around 474g when used with the proposed settings. It is a compromise between easy setup and filling the box for storage. This time I even left the original cardboard-insert in the box (see photos)

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Have fun printing