Are you tired of having stacks of cards spread around your house/apartment/room? I was, so I created this simple organizer that can be printed standalone or inserted into existing Gridfinity bins!

With these bins/inserts and the dividers, you can easily sort between different colors, CMCs, types, and more! It can fit into whatever drawer you want, and still give you easy access to the cards.

This design was inspired by the 5 rows I've seen at local game stores, and the frustration I experienced while attempting to keep them sorted without falling over. When in a slot, the dividers are more than strong enough to prevent the cards from falling over. Dimensions

The insert is 69mm wide, and the length depends on which insert size you choose, but it should be the length * 42mm - 15 mm. The depth if placed on a 6U tall Gridfinity bin should be about 41mm. This is so that you have over half the card to grab onto to pull it out easily.

If you want any others dimensions, or you want to modify the dimensions, feel free to grab the .f3d file I've included. There are parameters that you can modify in order to make it better suit your needs.

There are bins and inserts from 2x2 to 7x2 Gridfinity cells.

Card Capacity By Size

These estimates are rough because they are based on some quick calculations after testing with cards I own. I believe Foil cards are slightly thicker, so those would mess with the calculations, and I have not accounted for double-sleeved cards. Take these with a grain of salt. Also this assumes you are not using dividers to sort the cards. The numbers will probably decrease by about 2 cards per divider for un-sleeved, or 1 cards for single-sleeved.

Un-sleeved Dragon/Shield Single-sleeved

2x2 207 cards /107 cards

3x2 334 cards /172 cards

4x2 461 cards /237 cards

5x2 588 cards /303 cards

6x2 714 cards /368 cards

7x2 841 cards /433 cards

I used my collection of random cards, which probably has a low rate of foils for un-sleeved cards, and I used my decks for sleeved cards which probably have a high rate of foils . I also believe that sleeves also get thicker the more they're played with, so these numbers could be completely different from what you experience.

When printing the bins, I used the following settings:

10% Infill (adaptive cubic)

PLA

Add these if you have issues with Warping:

Supports on Build Plate Only

Smooth Sheet Printing Inserts

When printing mine, I have done the following:

15% infill (a little less would probably be fine)

PLA

No brim, although it would be safe to add a brim

Textured/Smooth steel sheet depending on desired finish

Upside-down inserts to maximize surface contact (and to add a finish to the top)

Printing Dividers

Horizontal dividers for a textured finish

All credit to Bmorr

https://www.print.ables.com/model/937202-gridfinity-trading-card-organizer-magic-the-gather

Gridfinity Trading Card Organizer (Magic: The Gathering/MTG,