Custom Token Case Generator for Board Games

Many board games come with cheap cardboard tokens that after a short while begin to fray at the edges. So I came up with this OpenSCAD script to generate custom protective cases for any regular shaped tokens. The output is two parts, a smaller top part and a larger bottom part. Insert the token into the top, then push it all down into the bottom part. I suggest using a tiny drop of superglue to keep the parts together. IMHO, clear PLA looks great with these cases. Version 2.3.2 (01-26-2026: Added option to have notch or not But wait… OpenSCAD? What's that?! I mean… do I need to learn how to write code? No, you don't! It's actually very simple, and you don't need to “speak SCAD” to build your very own token cases. On MakerWorld, you can use the in-build SCAD customizer. Or download OpenSCAD and do it locally. Here's a step-by-step guide for using OpenSCAD to create your token cases. Setting everything upIf you don't have OpenSCAD, download the nightly build from