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100 Wooden Circles Nickels 1 Inch by Woodpeckers
Package of 100 1" Round Disc Unfinished Wood Cutouts - Ready to Be Painted and DecoratedMeasures: 1"diameter x .125"thickUse for creating jewelry, pins, game pieces,ornaments or other craft projectsThe limitations for these round wood coins are endless!
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u/pmmenakedscience · 89 pointsr/dndnext

Edit 2: The guide is available here

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I made these token mini's as an alternative to buying miniatures. They're significantly cheaper and can be made in 0.5", 1", 2", 3" sizes and cost very little (1" and 2" shown).

If enough people are interested, I'd be happy to create a DIY post or video.

Edit: I created a MS Word template (link) for 1", 2", 3", and 4" tokens for anyone that doesn't want to wait until I post my guide.

  • Find a picture of the creature you're interested in using and import into word.
  • When you select the picture, the top-right should have a layout option - click on it.
  • Select the "Behind Text" option beneath With Text Wrapping and select the radio button next to "Fix Position on Page".
  • Resize your image using a corner handle and position it within the appropriate sized circle.
  • Repeat for additional images.
  • Save the pages you want to print as a PDF and have them printed on cardstock.

    I use wooden circles as the base - they're available on Amazon in 1", 2" and 3" sizes; /u/ScoutManDan suggested MDF discs.

    The tops are epoxy stickers - they're also available on Amazon in various sizes.

    When it comes to assembly, this is the order I use:

  • Apply epoxy sticker
  • Cut out token (I use Fiskars RazorEdge MicroTip Shears but you can also use a circular paper punch)
  • Apply KrazyGlue to back of token and press to wooden disk
u/notanotherpyr0 · 14 pointsr/dndnext

You don't even need to buy them in bulk. Most stores will have a bunch of free commons from players who are playing draft or sealed in a big box. Just grab whatever you want from there, most sets are going to have at least a few goblins, undead, and beasts.

But yeah buy a 1" hole puncher, some 1" washers from a hardware store or a 1" wooden dowel cut into smaller pieces. Or here 100 1" wooden circles. Get that, a 1 inch hole punch, and some glue.

u/Zepheus · 1 pointr/tabletopgamedesign

I used these and they work well but the other posted Amazon link looks a few dollars cheaper.

u/doublesoup · 1 pointr/DungeonsAndDragons

Here’s some similar items. I’ve used both the 2” discs and 1” discs. Some of my 2” discs have chalkboard paint on them so I can easily write and erase.