With a little work I think this is as close as I may get without shelling out a ton of money. I got one case, the pictures below show playsets of the common, uncommon, rare, and holo-rare cards of CES, FLI, UPR, CIN, and Shining Legends (minus the cards listed on the little pieced of paper). I will still keep the GX, shining, and prism star cards in a separate binder, along with some of the more expensive staple trainers and promos.
Below the piece of paper on the left is what I have of Dragon Majesty so far, and being a small set, it should fit in the remaining space after removing the divider holding the cards in place. All of Shining Legends fit to the right of the top piece of paper on the right side.
My concerns when I started were the fact that the corners are curved and the dividers all have velcro flaps that hold them to the felt on the walls and long dividers. However my solution was to use 12 energies snugged tightly into one penny sleeve as the end pieces wherever the cards would touch the corners or the velcro flaps. I also used the 12 energies in a penny sleeve as dividers between sets.
Also, I was concerned that the long dividers bowed out a little when I was first putting the cards in, but after putting all the cards and small dividers in, everything seems to support itself. If you cannot fill it you would need some foam, deck boxes, or some other solution to keep the long dividers in place and snug to the cards. I was also annoyed at first that there are only two long dividers, but after doing some planning and adjusting, it turns out that this configuration allows a deck box to fit perfectly at the top right.
The top has a pocket that could possibly hold other things like dice or gx markers, but I think I will just stick to putting in a desiccant. It is made of a mesh that I do not want to scuff the tops of the cards though. Therefore, to solve the problem for now I used a piece of felt from Wal-mart, but I will probably find a more permanent soft foam piece to use in the future.
All-in-all, I think I will be getting another to put BUS, GRI, and SUM in, because I can fit two into my backpack easily with my GX Binder, decks, and playmats, and will hopefully never be chasing that card I needed but had at home again. Plus I can maybe help other people out every once in a while too.
The pictures with the comparison to the Monster Binder for size are after I closed it, walked around with it, turned it over and around, set it down upside down, and then opened it up again to see if there was a lot of movement. I did not shake it, spin it, or do anything aggressive, but the cards seem to have stayed in place well.
