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DB Prize ID 57
Prize Type Giveaway
Bustime Giveaway Start 141:56
Local Time Giveaway Start Thursday, 2021-11-18 15:56, PST - (GMT-08:00)
Bustime Giveaway End 143:46
Local Time Giveaway End Thursday, 2021-11-18 17:46, PST - (GMT-08:00)
Giveaway Title Hardwood Dice Trays with Epoxy Inlay
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Giveaway Donator(s) Freezerassasin
Giveaway Description A dire warning that what lurks behind the DM screen may not be a benevolent storyteller and that a simple smile may signal doom as well as joy!

This pair of hardwood dice trays are perfect for all kinds of tabletop gaming. They measure 12" by 12". The base is made of Bloodwood (a South American hardwood known for its strength, hardness, and vivid crimson colour), while the edges are made from Black Walnut (a North American hardwood favored by woodworkers for its beautiful colour, dimensional stability and shock resistance).

The inlays were carved using a CNC router, then filled with epoxy tinted with mica powder ( Diamond Battleship Grey, is you are interested in the exact pigment). This process creates a very detailed and precise illustration, as well as a strong chemical bond to keep the inlay inside the tray.

While all materials were chosen to stand up to furious dice-rolling action, the use of very heavy or pointed dice will eventually make small dents in the wood, so should be avoided if possible. If the trays start to accumulate scratches, a simple polish with a bees wax/mineral oil finish should buff them back to their previous glory.

Happy rolling!

Craft-Along?
Crafter Bio A hobby woodworker for the past 4 years, I have tackled many different projects. Cutting boards, deck boxes, topographical maps, coasters, and even a butch block style table are some of the things I have been lucky enough to work on. I do mostly commissioned work for family, friends, and local businesses on Vancouver Island, but have some projects that have gone farther afield as well

I started woodworking after I was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and had to leave my job. It gave me a creative outlet and a sense of accomplishment that is easy to lose after being diagnosed with a life changing condition. While fatigue and spinning blade might not be the ideal mix, I still have all my fingers and have made some people very happy.

I hope my donation can raise some money for Child's Play and that whoever gets it will be very happy with what I have made.

Giveaway Amount(s) $8.19
Giveaway Raised $8,738.73
Giveaway Winner(s) Pharmacistjudge
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