As it happens... yes! I made a version to fit Euro sized cards, for my copy of Oathsworn, and it works a treat (as it's four decks wide, rather than 3). I've added more info to the video description (above), and the files are in the download link. Happy crafting!

@@adventuresincreativesoftwa6283 woah, that's cool man thank you a lot :D

Amazing, I was looking for something exactly like this for the Oathsworn might decks hahah

Thanks for the support, Helder. (Hope you enjoy Etherfields too, by the way.) :-)

@@adventuresincreativesoftwa6283 it will arrive tomorrow, let's see :)

Thanks for the feedback. With your experience, you'd probably do a better job than I did. I'm planning to make some inserts myself, soon, starting with Oathsworn.

Not sure how I managed to miss your comment, but thanks, I'm glad that someone found it useful. And yay for Etherfields. I hope your group is enjoying the game, and your hand-crafted enhancements!

Thanks for the feedback, and the great tip. I haven't seen that technique before.

I always use sewing pins, but I often leave them in the insert, making sure the head goes inside the foam core surface. It makes the inserts sturdier (one might argue that is not needed) and I prefer the inserts looking like they have tiny studs than seeing the pin holes. By the way, a useful tip I learned: when you place the pins, do not place them parallel to each other but in opposite diagonals, as that improves the sturdiness of the connection (even if you plan on pulling them out after the glue dries).

That's great - and it's good to know that there's some flexibility with the foamboard thickness, too. Happy gaming!

Nice one. I hope the build goes well, and feel free to let us know how it turned out.

I would definitely be keen to see that!

That's great that you made one (there are probably no more than 3 in existence!) and cool that you customized it to suit Arkham Horror. I'm chuffed. :-)

Really dumb question, sorry... How did you raise the back display?

@@DevilboyScooby nothing too fancy, I raised the back ground holes like 2cm up, and that's it, the small back part where cards rest is now higher ! you just gotta be careful when measuring, since these holes aren't on the original layout ;)

Check out the video description, which mentions the pattern for smaller (euro) cards.

​@@adventuresincreativesoftwa6283 Ok... So the first two times I tried to reply KZfaq scrapped my comment because I added links to a gallery, third time I forgot autoplay and it switched page when I was nearly done... Fourth try then! I picked the Euro card holder template from your google drive and it worked great for the format I needed! All was super easy to prepare and assemble, I used repositionable adhesive tape (like the one you would use for painting or hobby masking) to maintain every paper cut out in place while I was cutting the foamboard, I even almost knicked my finger with the pen knife for added authenticity! In the end some of my card decks were still too high (especialy sleeved) so I had to customize your card holder a bit! I cut the deck separator in half and made individual deck holders with higher was to replace them (which I can also take out if I need). All in all it really was an idiot proof design! Thanks again for putting out one of the best well made, easy to follow tutorial I have seen on KZfaq! I'm not gonna try to post picture links again, but looks great! Maybe I'll even paint it or add felt!

@mr78K Best comment ever! :-) Thanks for sharing, that's great that it was useful, and that you customized it to suit. Glad to hear that you didn't lose any digits. :-)

@@mr78K lol, literally right now I am also changing the design in Adobe Illustrator for Zombicide Invader and Ticket to ride, which are very high decks. Could you share your design with me?

​@@tetsuyakenshi Calling it a design is a bit of a stretch! I improvised by cutting into a thin pasta box I had! /drive/folders/1U_D951bHNDXE3mFN-J4OCH2rpExec4WP?usp=drive_link (add drive dot google before the first slash maybe posted this way the comment won't be scrapped) width of the indivitual holders was 5cm, depth was 6cm, height is whatever you need. Mind you that I did this after assembling @adventuresincreativesoftwa6283 . So I made measurements to fit to what I had. If you adapt it from scratch you might need slightly more depth to adapt it to Zombicide cards sizes. and mybe stuff like tokens and so on. Mine works fine because of the great original design that is quite sturdy!

My solution to that was to make multiple copies. I also made a variation to fit small euro-size cards, linked in the description. All the best with your own constructions. :-)

Sorry to hear that it's giving you trouble! I'm confident the files are a consistent resolution, but you're right that the print settings will usually shrink it, attempting to fit everything on the page. I assume you've downloaded either the A4 or Letter files, based on your paper size, and that you've already tried "Zoom: 100%" in the print settings. As a work-around, you could try cropping the image itself (in an image editor) by a few mm, to compensate. Also, the 10cm line doesn't need to be perfect. Plus or minus 5 mm should be Ok. Good luck!

Absolutely. (Mentioned at 0:32)

Fair question. Foamboard is not very robust, so when transporting these cardholders, I like to put them in a cardboard box. Leaving it unglued isn't really an option. It wouldn't hold together.

@@adventuresincreativesoftwa6283 Thanks for your response, it's very insightful! What type of material would you recommend then? Cardboard?