FIG. 02Introduction / Manual
One divider. Two compartments.
A shared wall turns a simple box into two usable spaces. Follow the measurements from project file to finished parts.
A handbook for making space
Make room
for every piece.
Turn board game components into a measured plan for a laser-cut insert.
Describe your box, its contents, and your material. Board Game Inserts lays out compartments, designs the panels and joints, and produces SVG cutting files for laser cutting.
BGI / EXAMPLE 02Dimensions in mm
Two compartmentsOutside size of the insert
106 × 86 × 33
From measurements to cut files
Describe, choose, then make.
- 01
Measure the contents
Record the box interior, component sizes, and handling space.
What to measure → - 02
Describe the storage
Choose what stays together and give BGI the space each set of pieces needs.
Set up your project → - 03
Choose a suggestion
Let BGI try layouts, then compare drawings and decide what works for play.
Get layout suggestions → - 04
Make the insert
Calibrate the material and joints, then cut the panels and follow the assembly plan.
Prepare for cutting →
Working drawings
Start with a shape you understand.
FIG. 02
FIG. 06Mixed storage / Manual
Give an existing box its place.
New compartments for cards sit beside a box you already own. BGI makes parts only for the new compartments.
FIG. 11Automatic layout / Automatic
Let BGI suggest a layout.
Tell BGI how much room your pieces need. It suggests layouts you can review before making cutting files.
Under the surface
Trace the design.
See how storage requirements become compartments, panels, joints, and cutting paths.