3D Models for Uno and Dos Card Boxes and STL Holders

«3D Models for Uno and Dos Card Boxes and STL Holders»

The models fall into a few groups. There are closed boxes with a separate lid, open trays that hold one deck, and larger caddies that take several decks side by side. A smaller group is decorative: numeral shapes, trophies and signs that borrow the look of the card games rather than storing anything. Some files are remixes of an existing box, changing wall count or lid clearance.

When choosing a model, look at the deck dimensions the author states, since card sizes vary between editions and regions. Check the wall thickness, the gap between box and lid, and whether the design needs supports on its overhangs. Read the material and settings the author lists, and look at photos of real prints to judge how the lid closes and how the corners come out.

To find more, try other names for the same object: card box, deck holder, card caddy, tuck box, playing card case. Searching in Spanish or German also brings up results, since many authors title these files in their own language. Related topics worth browsing include board game inserts, dice trays, token holders and storage boxes for small parts.

If you plan to scale a box for a different deck, remember that scaling changes wall thickness and lid clearance together, so a model made for your card size is usually the easier starting point.