A 3D-printed Targi oasis tray: a sandy island with a palm tree, holding gold coins and silver tokens in blue water, among woven-pattern card boxes.

A growing and compelling catalog your competitors can't list.

I'm offering a lasting, exclusive partnership to sell prints of our board game inserts and accessories in your region. I'm always working on the next design, and I'll work alongside you to make them sell.

Strong demand signal

Players want my designs, printer or not.

Players keep asking me to print my designs for them, and they're ready to pay. I don't have the print capacity or the logistics to run a shop, so those sales are left on the table for someone to make. In your region, that someone can be you.

I don't have a 3D printer. If you made them available on an Etsy shop I'd be sure to purchase them!

Reddit user (opens in a new tab)

Do you sell this on Etsy or some other site? I don't have the ability to 3D print but it looks so cool, I would definitely buy it as a present for my friend's birthday

Reddit user (opens in a new tab)

OMG it works with sleeved cards and it looks like everything fits in the original Boxes!? Pease! someone sell this to me on etsy or the like.

BoardGameGeek user (opens in a new tab)

This is the coolest organizer I've seen. Unfortunately I don't have a 3D printer, [will you] sell this pre made?

YouTube user (opens in a new tab)

I printed out another organizer for this game a few years back, but im really digging this one. Might be time for a re-do!

BoardGameGeek user (opens in a new tab)

Already have a different insert that I printed but wow, I will have to print yours…

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On MakerWorld

Printed as published, and printed well.

About four prints per five downloads.

4 in 5

For my full-box inserts, printed from my published MakerWorld profiles.

From the Cat for Scale MakerWorld creator dashboard.

Very nice and detailed print! Printed with the recommended settings and it's perfect!

MakerWorld (opens in a new tab)

I really like this. Well done.

Panamaniac

Creative and Etsy seller

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Why they sell

Not just storage. Game pieces.

My realistic 3D-printed board game organizers, inserts and accessories are built different. They stand out from functional pieces on the market: they are not just storage solutions that stop at the box, they are a new game expansion that brings fresh excitement to the table.

  • Realistic pieces that blend with the game theme and make people talk and search for your listing.
  • Ergonomics and functionality, along with card sleeve support, no lid lift and vertical storage compatibility, will satisfy demanding customers.
  • Regional exclusivity means I can promote your shop to my growing audience, and we can synergize efforts to scale together inside a network of like-minded individuals and businesses.
Printed wooden-look port crates from the Deep Regrets insert, stacked with the game's item cards on a blue sea mat.

The partnership

Here's where I'd start.

The files stay free for players who print their own. What I'm offering is the right to sell them finished in your region, with me working alongside you. It's an active partnership, not a blanket license: what your customers ask for helps me design the next pieces that sell.

  • Let's do a trial run first.

    List a few designs your customers would buy. See how they sell, and how the two of us work together, before the region is yours.

  • I'm paid only when you sell.

    A share of each piece you sell. No monthly fee, and no blanket license to pay for designs you don't print.

  • Regional exclusivity.

    When the trial works for both of us, you become the official Cat for Scale shop for your region. It's meant to last, not to run for a season.

What I bring

  • Print profiles fine-tuned for your printer fleet.
  • Suggested color substitutions that keep the look.
  • Design notes and materials for your listings, to go with your own photos.
  • Your shop listed as the official one for your region, on my Where to buy page and across my channels.
  • Players who ask me where to buy in your region, sent to you. As my following grows across my platforms, more of it points to your shop.

What I'd ask

  • Prints made to the standard the designs are made for, and care for your customers when something's off.
  • Your own photos in your listings, so buyers see the filament and finish they'll get.
  • A simple sales report, since my share is based on it.

Next step

Want your region? Tell me about your shop.

Tell me where you sell, what you print on and which designs you'd try first. I'll come back with what a trial run could look like for your region.

Etsy, your own site or a local shop.

Where most of your customers are.

Printer models, roughly how many, and whether you print multi-color.

I'll use your details only to reply to you. No newsletter, no mailing list. No spam, ever.