Board game token tray with scoops
Token trays sort cardboard chits and wooden cubes into compartments with sloped scoop bottoms so you can pick pieces up with a fingertip. A practical tray is 160 x 100 mm with six compartments, 25 mm tall walls at 1.2 mm thickness, a curved floor with a 15 mm radius along one side, and 1 mm fillets on every internal edge. Printing it upright is unnecessary; it lays flat and finishes in PLA with no supports.
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Design a token tray 160 x 100 x 27 mm with six equal compartments in a 3 x 2 grid, 1.2 mm walls, a 2 mm floor with a 15 mm radius scoop curve along one long wall of each compartment, and 1 mm fillets on inner edges.