I need a guide for naos and bigger stuff like my root map is falling apart in the middle section.

Nice brushan

Thanks for the video it was super helpful, and I've already made a handful of trays. I had some initial issues with printing and images not scaling correctly, so to save other people in a similar boat a couple steps, you made need to turn scaling off or set it to 100% in print settings.

Great video/idea. If you are going to use that much varnish, you might consider a cheap airbrush, a battery compressor for nail polish, and some floor wax (look up pledge/future). When the nozzle gets clogged, you can use rubbing alcohol to fix it (which can also remove permanent marker stains off tokens and sometimes even fabric if done fast enough). You'd get a lifetime supply of varnish (enough for miniature painting too) and it makes the thinnest coats. Also, because floor wax will have a leveling agent, the coats should be smooth as butter.

Man those tokens in the toilet should have been all wood type haha

Love the menu! I've really enjoyed the content you've put out so far. Looking forward to seeing what's next!

Where is part 2?

Keep em coming! You have my attention. I've already picked up a bunch of Posca markers and edged one of my game tokens with them. And I really like the look of it!

Dang, was hoping this was part 2 of the token vid, but looks like you have neat things planned. Best of luck and hope you keep growing! :D

Excelent tutorial!

you are very talented and i like the tools you used, they look professional!

This looks great! Would love to see how you made the little component trays to accompany it.

Would love to see your component bowls. Cheers.

Any suggestions on what to do for minis where the plastic is so soft the figure doesn't want to keep its shape?

If you're wanting to have a non-glossy finish, is best to still use gloss varnish for the earlier coats. The non-glossy varnishes work by cracking a bit as they dry, whereas the glossy ones are a continuous layer. So start with the glossy varnish and just use a single coat of non-glossy at the end if you want.

how do you only have 882 subscribers?

Loved the video, just one quick question mod podge is just wood glue or pva?

I love the channel name!

Just wanted to thank you for your amazing videos!

Finally someone who's got a guide for sealing tokens and compares modge podge vs varnish

What is Estetic?

Can literally just use dice lol

Unfortunately those Star Spawn miniatures will go right back to that crushed pose, the plastic is a cheap grade and the memory seems to revert to crushed. I ended up putting supports under the wings.

Esthetic.

Any comment on airbrushing varnishes?

Instant subscribe! I currently make inserts for each of my games and have now started making inserts for my FRIEND'S games because its so fun, this is a next step up. Cheers from BC Canada!

Great video and wonderful editing!!

3:19 LOL! You might need to lay off the fiber!

I’m amazed at how simple an idea this is. I love it! Definitely a nice alternative to a bunch of plastic baggies, and doesn’t require a bowl to put the tokens in while you play. There’s definitely a few games that could do with this, and there’s nothing stopping us from making custom deck boxes either!

After spraying gloss and other paints, turn the can upside down and spray into the air. This clears the nozzle. You only need a 1 or 2 second spray to clear it.

Great video. Could you provide a link or name of the peg board you used when spraying please? Seatching for peg board just returns the board you can put on walls to hang things from. Cheers.

4:14 lol same here I'm also stick my tounge out when i'm focus working on something😛

Now i want a board game that i like enough to be motivated enough to do all that.

Great video! I'd add that you really should wear a respirator when using spray varnish as it's extremely harmful to inhale. You can also get brush on varnish if you aren't able to access or use sprays.

Great video! I’ve been pondering getting the BGG tokens for Quacks for a long time but they’re so expensive with shipping, import cost and taxes… Will definitely consider varnishing the original ones instead. Looking forward to part 2! Subscribed!

Cool

Super cool🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 Thanks

Really cool! Thanks for the video and idea!

maybe you can try laminating of the tockens, laminator machines are cheap

This looks surprisingly easy. I had no idea!

After "I will never spend more than 80 bucks on a board game" and "I will never sleeve my cards" the next seal is broken... Amazing video! I looking forward to new videos and looking throug your existing ones. :)

No English

Where are you from in the world? I can’t place your accent.

Fun video! Do you have a link for the peg board

the level of commitment to the jokes is unparalleled 👏

5:10 always use a mask. You don’t want to inhale that. Was coughing for days.

Wow. What an amazing amount of effort into not only this project, but also the little humorous shot and editing is great. Please keep it up!

The boxes work very well with large bits and bobs like Everdell as shown. But they do have a weak point. They don't hold cardboard chits well like the ones from Quacks; they find a way to slide out. The best type I've found were lock tab ones, and the best example I can think of that uses those is Gutenberg.

My current go-to moves for cardboard tokens are: 1) ink markers for the edges rather than paint markers (admittedly never thought of that). 2) Nail polish Strengthening Top coat to do all surfaces. 3) If the cardboard has a large flat surface, I spray paint. I suspect this at best covers superficial scratches, but am certain it has next to no durability. I have resin, but I don't have a level surface.

So glad this video was recommended to me. Looks like I'll be hunting down Posca pens in the very near future. Subscribed!