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A collection of laser-cut inserts/organizers for boardgames where the plans are readily available online for self manufacturing and assembly. Can also reference tools and tutorials on how to make these.
I've seen some examples of home-made expansion sets and was curious how people made their own tiles. Specifically... * What material do you use for the tile itself? Chipboard, or something else? What weight/thickness/etc.? * How do you glue the printed parts
2015年5月3日 · Procedure: Design tokens and Print on paper. 1) First determine the size of your tokens. Here I designed a ⅞” token. 2) On your software program (i.e. Adobe Illustrator), create a design. Remember that a token is made up of a front side and a backside, each can have the same or different design.
2021年2月21日 · Sometimes the components for games aren't quite what I want to use or sometimes the containers are just a series of plastic bags, making set up tedious or difficult. Here, I'll put in my photos and upgrades which allow me to more fully enjoy my games. Subscribe. 15 Item s.
2021年9月12日 · I like the idea of using old corrugated cardboard or Foamboard to build inserts. If you want to store painted figures or generally need a more stable Insert, you can also use 2mm cardboard (that's the same material the game-boxes are made of). You can purchase this stuff in hobby stores and the possibilities are endless - all you need is a ...
2019年12月26日 · 11) Install the Table Ledge. Because the corner walls are removable and now fit checked to the apron, the table ledge may be installed. Align the ledge on the apron and clamp into place. I drilled three pilot holes along each long edge of the table up from the apron bottom and one on each short end.
2023年1月31日 · So a printed insert will cost you about $3-$5 in filament. If you subscribe to the 3D Printing Deal forums on Twitter, Facebook or Reddit you will have no problems finding inexpensive filament. In early January eSun was blowing out their Matte and Silk Filaments on Amazon. I was able to get 8 rolls for $6 each.
