"stirring and poking stick". Stop flooding us with technical terms!!! :) Nice work Andreas!

These are really cool! One suggestion: hobby stores sometimes carry 1'' epoxy stickers, which you could stick to the image in lieu of the liquid resin. It might be easier (and less toxic). I've used the stickers and flattened bottlecaps to make different kinds of tokens and magnets.

Those Arkham ones look great

Wow, those pendant trays look insane. I wish I could find some like that!

Damn! This makes me want to do this to all my games with tokens. Great idea.

Great, it looks awesome!!! And the trick of the lighter is amazing

very stunning and gorgeous tokens, especially with that brass bottom

I enjoyed your video, and as a beginner board game designer I really appreciate your work and ideas. Keep it up man! Great work!

Oh another clear casting product you might try that is a single step product I use for all sorts of adhering of multiple materials is Goop glue for plumbing which is the purple indicated package and Goop makes a general craft adhesive also, but I like the plumbing Goop because it bonds to plastics and metal well and it self levels and cures perfectly clear and bubbles don't really form in it as it dries and retracts. It is also flexible but very tough. Ya would just have to test it for making tokens as I can't speak to how well the clarity of the surface would hold up through the physical friction and handling that tokens go through, as in, the surface would get cloudy or dulled easily or not. It seems though from the comics objects I've used it on,it seems to stay clear unless it gets handled a lot, then it gets micro-abrasions as it has that flexibility property. This would be the main issue, as the epoxies tend to dry much harder and be more resistant to wear, depending on how well it was blended, but some of them tend to yellow and darken also over time.

This is so incredibly cool! Thank you for sharing! Great work (all of your videos, by the way!)

My man those look excellent!!

Beautiful!

Very cool! 👍

Nice! Did you try painting the epoxy onto the bezels? I use epoxy on 3D prints sometimes and will use cheap, throwaway paint brushes for it.

Can you make the clear cast flat? or flush with top?

What cards do you use? For this 20th look? I need that for Cthulhu 😁

Nice!

Awesome thank you!

Do you know of any trays in black or white? I'm unable to find any without the necklace loop. Great video by the way.

Would uv cute resin work?

great work! ТОлько дорого выйдет.

Surprised you just didn't use the Dimensional Magic over the top instead of epoxy. I've done that to existing game tokens to make them pop.

Fantastic video - well done! I might just have to give this a shot sometime. :D

Norrland

Great work! Have epoxy at Home... and Pimp a lot of my Boardgame. I have to try that. Can you Give me a Amazon link for the Metal Forms? Thanks.... Sandra

Why do you have to transfer the epoxy into a second cup?

How many tokens can you make with 1 order of that resin?

If you like the solid feel but want to save time, you can glue clear or colored glass cabochons over the punches instead of using resin. Here's an alternate source for loopless trays: pandawhole com /tray-settings-in-bulk/

Where did you find the pendant trays

Why pour the epoxy mix into another cup? isn't that just wasting a cup?

Imponerad :)

Would you sell me some MTG Dragon tokens?