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How to make a card deck divider with vibe CAD

Separate decks inside an existing card box using a thin divider with a readable tab. Measure the actual sleeved cards and box interior so the divider stays easy to lift without bending cards or preventing the lid from closing.

Concept illustration. Customize the prompt and upload your CAD.

a card deck divider
Project scope

A proposed divider for the user's own game components.

01 / START WITH THE REAL OBJECT

Measure before you prompt.

State units. If a dimension is missing, have your agent ask for it.

02 / GIVE YOUR AGENT A CLEAR BRIEF

Copy this into your CAD conversation.

Use Claude or another agent with a CAD tool such as OpenSCAD, CadQuery or your existing modeler. Fill in your measurements and keep the source editable.

Design a card-box divider with card_width, card_height, box_width, divider_thickness, edge_clearance, tab_height and tab_width. Ask for missing measurements and whether cards are sleeved. Use rounded lower corners, a broad label tab and a plain smooth card-facing surface. Keep the divider loose rather than wedged against the box. Include a simple paper-outline export for checking fit.

03 / INSPECT AS YOU BUILD

Model it in deliberate steps.

  1. Measure the stored deck

    Use the actual sleeves and normal storage orientation. Record the box's narrowest width and the available space above the tallest card edge.

  2. Draw the divider outline

    Make the lower panel slightly smaller than the box opening using a user-selected allowance. Match rounded floor corners so the divider can reach the bottom.

  3. Place the label tab

    Offset tabs across several dividers if needed. Keep any text on the tab rather than embossing ridges against the stored cards.

04 / VALIDATE THE FIRST PROTOTYPE

Check the fit and intended use.

Material

PLA provides a rigid indoor prototype option.

List critical dimensions and acceptable deviations in your request. See clearance and fit and material grades.

05 / START YOUR ORDER

Upload your CAD. Get an exact quote.

Customize the prompt, export your model and submit it with quantity, intended use and fit requirements. We review your request and send a nonbinding quote; the payment link follows if you accept.

No charge at submission. Current firm print scope is PLA/PETG shipped within the contiguous US/DC.

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