Tom Teaches How to Make Simple Component and Stacked-Tile Boxes

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

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  • @dianaburch69
    @dianaburch69 3 года назад

    This is super clever! And as you were lamenting about graphic design, it made me think about all the channels that have skillshare as a sponsor….hopefully they’ll sponsor you soon (if you want them to)

  • @Fallub
    @Fallub 3 года назад

    Great and easy to follow instructions. I will definitely use the knowledge to create some boxes of my own. Thank you for the helpful video.

    • @TomTeachesGames
      @TomTeachesGames  3 года назад

      Wahoo! That's what I love to hear. (That people can see how do-able this is on their own). I hope you make some great boxes!

  • @tpa3437
    @tpa3437 3 года назад

    Very nice. I did not have cardboard to print on hand so I did a rough one with a cereal box inspired by your ideas and its somewhat decent :p. For Maracaibo quest tiles, makes a box 2 times as high as large.

  • @reneeharris5502
    @reneeharris5502 4 года назад

    This is SOOOO impressive! Well done!

    • @TomTeachesGames
      @TomTeachesGames  4 года назад

      Thanks Renee! That's extremely nice of you to say! Hopefully you have some fun crafting :D

  • @lizettpabonneira5787
    @lizettpabonneira5787 2 года назад

    Hi Tom. Where I can found that files? I've been searching on your web site but I can't found anything. Can you help me, please?

    • @TomTeachesGames
      @TomTeachesGames  2 года назад

      You bet! On my website click on “DIY Storage Solutions” then click on the game you’re looking for…. I’m not sure exactly what game you’re looking at because many different storage solutions use this same video… but if you go there, pick the game you want, and you should see a link to take you to the files on BoardGameGeek.com I can also try (sometimes YT blocks links) to send you the direct link if I know which game you’re interested in. 😀