The idea is good but the work was done with superficiality, the measures taken roughly the positioning did not take into account the perpendicularity of the axes. In any case the result is functional and this is what matters.also I would never have glued directly on the original box.
Dude, the smallest jostle or bend is gonna tear those inserts out. You can see how light the dividers' contact with the bottom is, and with Elmer's glue only. If you must use foam inserts, cut trenches into the "foundation" and walls to slide the dividers into, then glue all contact edges. This will be MUCH sturdier but still questionable.
I've never had a foam insert break on me without intentional force, and i design many of my inserts to be pulled out of the box and used tableside, so I'm going to have to disagree with you there.
If you use your straight edge to cut along you will make cleaner cuts. Great video though.
fantastic, thank you for the ideas!
Great video my friend,I can't until you put more out. You've helped me alot with rules on so many games
Why not have the green Arkham Paper attach to the foam as a form of decoration instead of plain white foam insert. Think it would add som flavour.
Great video thank you
I would cut holes in the base piece to help you get your finger under the cards and lift them out more easily.
Eldritch Horror box with Mansions of Madness lid and Arkham rulebook.
Matúš Sedlák it’s just a mansions of madness box- they have adverts along the sides for the other games
@@CynicallyAwesome true. Forgot ;)
May I ask what ruler this is?? Can't find one like it anywhere and I've been searching for a while now!
A T-square ruler. Common with art supplies
great video! one question please! does it has a something like a cardboard layer? or is just the foam? Best!
Jose Cruz it’s all just foam board and glue. Very sturdy and long lasting.
is this channel still alive? I have always enjoyed your videos
Andrea Greyskull I’m still here, but I haven’t found any games that I want to do tutorials of at the moment, but SOON there will be some stuff
What is type/model of foam, some link where to buy it ? thank you
Any dollar store.
Brilliant.
The idea is good but the work was done with superficiality, the measures taken roughly the positioning did not take into account the perpendicularity of the axes. In any case the result is functional and this is what matters.also I would never have glued directly on the original box.
ciao dove hai acquistato il foam?
Walmart or art store. Foam boards are usually in the school supplies
I’m just some random kid who wants to make a case for his cheap, easily breakable Rubik’s cube.
Dude, the smallest jostle or bend is gonna tear those inserts out. You can see how light the dividers' contact with the bottom is, and with Elmer's glue only. If you must use foam inserts, cut trenches into the "foundation" and walls to slide the dividers into, then glue all contact edges. This will be MUCH sturdier but still questionable.
I've never had a foam insert break on me without intentional force, and i design many of my inserts to be pulled out of the box and used tableside, so I'm going to have to disagree with you there.