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Tabletop Games Blog - board game reviews and discussions (@tabletopgamesblog.com) to użytkownik Bluesky, który dołączył 19 lipca 2023. Ma 2 291 obserwujących, obserwuje 782 kont i opublikował(a) 3 676 postów.

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  • Heavy Cardboard@heavycardboard.bsky.social

    Big one tonight...we have Jeroen of Splotter IN STUDIO for our LIVE play-through of their upcoming Bailiff of Boscoop! youtube.com/watch?v=vDlXmCMtdbo See y’all at 1900-ish EST tonight!

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  • Connie@connievdc.bsky.social

    Finally, I added a waxy polish to get that high gloss back. I drilled a few holes into the bottom of the board & attached the legs. The finished table looks incredible & exceeds any kind of hope I had for the table. Plus it's a super cool piece of family history!

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  • Connie@connievdc.bsky.social

    After that was the scariest part - an epoxy pour. I had to do the pour vertically, so getting a seal was ~dicey~. After testing using proxies, I coated 2 boards in HVAC tape, caulked around the edges, then clamped until it dried. It held a seal, but required a LOT of cleanup afterward.

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  • Connie@connievdc.bsky.social

    The next step, after I got the board home, was infinite sanding (with an orbital sander). Cool to see the grain of the wood coming out.

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  • Connie@connievdc.bsky.social

    Step 2 was to deal with the cracks - because of the shape of the wood, it would almost certainly split in half, so I used a router to carve out spaces for 4 4 butterfly joints (2 on each side), made of a harder wood

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