SHUT THE BOX

Introduction I designed a 3D-printed version of Shut the Box that supports up to four players at once, with dedicated spots for shot glasses in each corner of the board. The number tiles can be removed along with their axles and neatly stored in the square space at the center. There’s even a built-in divider, keeping your dice and shot glasses organized—no mess, no hassle. When you're done, just snap on the protective lid and you're good to go. Perfect for game nights, parties, gifting, or simply showing off a fun and functional piece on your table!Assembly1. Begin by placing the inner and outer base plates into the recessed area of the board. You may use glue to secure them in place for added stability.2. Arrange the number tiles in numerical order from 1 to 9, with the hinge holes facing downward. You should have four sets in total.3. Take one set and start with the number 9 tile. Align the notch on the tile with the bump on a hinge rod and insert it carefully. Then continue