3D printed box with cards inside.
A new print & play card game was released last month called "To the Moon: Bestest Memories" based on one of my favorite game series. I had some extra time and mprint credit, so I told myself why not. I printed out the double sided cards on a color printer which used $5.64 of print credit, including test pages. Students get $24 per term.
Cards cut apart and ready for playing
I also 3D printed a box for the cards to go in, as they are just paper and could easily be damaged. I got this box from Printables looking for a simple vertical box. https://www.printables.com/model/567250-simple-card-box
Additionally, while I was at the design lab, I took 20 minutes to print these two controller stick locks.
Digital preview of the 3d model for the joystick lock
The idea is to protect joysticks when traveling with a controller or console by not letting them move.
I got the print file from printables: https://www.printables.com/model/18334-nintendo-switch-stick-lockprotector using the pro controller version vertically scaled after measuring my controller's stick height.
This model was made to prevent Nintendo Switch controllers from getting stick drift during travel.
White 3d printed joystick lock on my gamepad