Cardboard Backing for Self-Printed Game Counters | DIY in the Dungeon
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- While it is certainly convenient to purchase new games from home, and download the PDF for immediate play, there can be some limitations. For example, the game of Mausritter uses cardboard counters to keep track of equipment and conditions that diminish character inventory space. In this video I will demonstrate how to make your own cardboard backing for self-printed game counters, by recycling an empty oatmeal container. The technique could easily be applied to any other preferred material; but, this is a great way to repurpose a container rather than putting it in the recycle bin. I hope other TTRPG'ers find it useful. Feel free to ask anyone questions in the comments section below. Thanks for watching.
2:08 - Prepping the Oatmeal Container
3:18 - Gluing the Cardboard for the First Sheet
4:45 - Affixing the First Sheet to the Cardboard
5:58 - Pressing the First Sheet to Ensure Even Gluing
6:18 - Gluing the Cardboard for the Second Sheet
7:39 - Affixing the Second Sheet to the Cardboard
9:07 - Final Drying / Fully Glued Sheets
10:40 - Demonstration, Using the Counters on a Character Sheet
#ttrpg, #mausritter, #osr, #dnd, #diycrafts
Howdy all! Here's a little DIY crafting video that might be useful for my fellow TTRPG'ers. If you enjoy it, give me a thumbs up. Feel free to comment, or ask any questions you might have. Thanks for watching!
We don't have oat meal containers here, but I could use the cardboard back of thicker A4 collage blocks. :)
Aye, that should work well. I have a pad of graph paper with a thick cardboard backing that I had my eye on before I thought of the oatmeal container. Cheers!
Cool vid!
Thank you. I hope to mix in the occasional crafting idea from time to time. Best!
@@Archaeo_Matt Back atcha, bro!