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Yugioh GS Tin Insert by Noahghclark
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 5 months ago
Yugioh lovers,
Who was so happy when the yugioh company decided "Hey lets try selling cards in tins that are actually somewhat shaped to fit cards correctly." I know I was and it was even better when they made the tin look like gold sarcophagus. Sadly it wasn't completely perfect. I'm the type of guy who likes to have everything be perfect fit, or at least close too. So I made this insert because I thought this container is the perfect box for my Yugioh cube draft.
I have yet to test how many cards can fit but I believe the max is around the 500ish range unsleeved, 280ish sleeved, and 250ish double sleeved. these are pure guesses on the fact that my cube is 450 cards unsleeved and it looks close to full.
The one problem I've found so far is when they fall flat when there are not that many cards in the tin they will slip into the cracks between the insert and the tin.
I haven't tested this yet but this design should work on other tins of the same variety/size.
Before putting it in the tin just know that once it's in there to get it out might require breaking the insert.
I've attached my F360 file for all those who want to mess with my design. within the file is a somewhat to scale replica of the tin without the lid for those that want to design their own inserts.
Who was so happy when the yugioh company decided "Hey lets try selling cards in tins that are actually somewhat shaped to fit cards correctly." I know I was and it was even better when they made the tin look like gold sarcophagus. Sadly it wasn't completely perfect. I'm the type of guy who likes to have everything be perfect fit, or at least close too. So I made this insert because I thought this container is the perfect box for my Yugioh cube draft.
I have yet to test how many cards can fit but I believe the max is around the 500ish range unsleeved, 280ish sleeved, and 250ish double sleeved. these are pure guesses on the fact that my cube is 450 cards unsleeved and it looks close to full.
The one problem I've found so far is when they fall flat when there are not that many cards in the tin they will slip into the cracks between the insert and the tin.
I haven't tested this yet but this design should work on other tins of the same variety/size.
Before putting it in the tin just know that once it's in there to get it out might require breaking the insert.
I've attached my F360 file for all those who want to mess with my design. within the file is a somewhat to scale replica of the tin without the lid for those that want to design their own inserts.