Just starting out on learning fusion 360 and wanted to test what I could do so I made up this insert for the Kohaku board game. It's a pretty game and needed something better than just a box, so I designed this insert to hold the base game as well as the extra cards and sundials for the expansions.

The base plate fits across the bottom of the box nicely and holds the cards and all the tiles separated into groups for various player counts with a larger section for the feature tiles. There's an extra space for the player markers and two boxes for the sundials. You can double layer the sundials in the baseplate boxes and stop there if you like, but I wanted to give each it's own space and also help to keep the board from floating around on top so I made the sundial insert box as well.

Minor issues to note: The arm on the right to separate the tile sections warped during my print and is raised rather than resting on the floor of the box as intended. It still functions just fine, but you may want to add a little glue to you plate or something to help avoid the same issue if that would bother you.
The upper insert for the sundials it works nicely so long as you just set it over the pegs rather than pressing it down. If you do apply pressure, it snaps into place and will require some tugging to release.

Overall, the end result is very usable even with those minor issues and makes the box much more organized. Total print time was about 12 hours.

MK3

Prusa i3