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Base Sizing Tokens for Tabletop Gaming
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These are simple, small tokens that represent some of the standard base widths for popular TTRPGs / Tabletop gaming. 25mm, 28mm, 32mm, 50mm.
These can either be used in a slicing software to compare the size of your miniature and size the mini up/down to make it fit an appropriate base, or printed off as real-life comparison tools.
My specific use case : most muffin/mini-muffin tins will show you the width at the *top*, whereas I wanted to learn the width at the bottom. I wanted to see how I might be able to use these tins as molds for mass-producing simple bases out of waste PLA using a heat gun or old toaster oven or something, but needed to know if the bottom of the tin would work well for me.
You could also in theory use these as bases for minis with the text on the bottom, to be able to reference the size/scale of the mini later on.
The tokens have the text inlaid for ease of use, rather than having to manually measure or view dimensions in a slicer, etc.
These can either be used in a slicing software to compare the size of your miniature and size the mini up/down to make it fit an appropriate base, or printed off as real-life comparison tools.
My specific use case : most muffin/mini-muffin tins will show you the width at the *top*, whereas I wanted to learn the width at the bottom. I wanted to see how I might be able to use these tins as molds for mass-producing simple bases out of waste PLA using a heat gun or old toaster oven or something, but needed to know if the bottom of the tin would work well for me.
You could also in theory use these as bases for minis with the text on the bottom, to be able to reference the size/scale of the mini later on.
The tokens have the text inlaid for ease of use, rather than having to manually measure or view dimensions in a slicer, etc.
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