Good job at disguising a nerd gaming video as a woodworking video....and this comes from the heart, as I was an avid D&D'r in the 80s, and an avid woodworker now...
oh wow!!! These are amazing! It's relatively hard to find someone to make these engravings around here, but definitely worth it!!! Just got into DMing and I've been dying for a wooden screen haha one day, one day! But keep going with the videos, they're awesome!
Hi Casey thanks for the comment, Yes with the full build with laser engraving you need some special equipment but the basic screen can be made with standard woodworking tools . A tablesaw, clamps, drill and sander. That is why we gave some options for different artwork for the front. These days a lot more people have lasers too and there may be someone local who could laser engrave a front for a small fee.
Hi Frankie, Those are images I licensed from an Artist for my own use so I do not have the rights to redistribute them. You can check out Printable Heroes website and you may be able to find what you are looking for there.
That one was a collaboration with a customer. He came up with the original idea which we have tweaked a little. I agree it is a cool look. The artwork, like the Door Mimic, was done by the guys at Printable Heroes and we came to an agreement with them to use their artwork, they have some outstanding DND artwork available and I recommend checking them out.
Yes you can certainly do it by hand. If you want to do it in wood there are lots of RUclips videos on Wood Burning teaching you how to do it. If you have a good flat surface you can also just draw it with markers or trace it (if, like me, you do not have a drawing talent)
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Good job at disguising a nerd gaming video as a woodworking video....and this comes from the heart, as I was an avid D&D'r in the 80s, and an avid woodworker now...
It is always good to combine things you like.
I love the "YOU CAN ALWAYS TRY" one
oh wow!!! These are amazing! It's relatively hard to find someone to make these engravings around here, but definitely worth it!!! Just got into DMing and I've been dying for a wooden screen haha one day, one day! But keep going with the videos, they're awesome!
Beyond beautiful
Amazing work. No way this can be considered “diy” with the industrial equipment used. But very inspiring
Hi Casey thanks for the comment, Yes with the full build with laser engraving you need some special equipment but the basic screen can be made with standard woodworking tools . A tablesaw, clamps, drill and sander. That is why we gave some options for different artwork for the front. These days a lot more people have lasers too and there may be someone local who could laser engrave a front for a small fee.
You can use a woodburning kit with enough patience
@@rikusauske Definitely, there are a lot of really talented artists out there.
"You can even get mirrored plastic, so your players can reflect on their bad choices." I snorted.
Does anyone know where I can get the beholder and mimic images? It's the main screen shown here. at 35 seconds too.
Hi Frankie,
Those are images I licensed from an Artist for my own use so I do not have the rights to redistribute them. You can check out Printable Heroes website and you may be able to find what you are looking for there.
Did you design the Dungeon Master wall on your own with the hanging dices? I really like it!
That one was a collaboration with a customer. He came up with the original idea which we have tweaked a little. I agree it is a cool look. The artwork, like the Door Mimic, was done by the guys at Printable Heroes and we came to an agreement with them to use their artwork, they have some outstanding DND artwork available and I recommend checking them out.
Can you engrave drawings by hand? If so do you have a guide to starting ?
Yes you can certainly do it by hand. If you want to do it in wood there are lots of RUclips videos on Wood Burning teaching you how to do it. If you have a good flat surface you can also just draw it with markers or trace it (if, like me, you do not have a drawing talent)
The two panels are too big with those measures