There's this board game called Onitama which I like. However I would want to make a more durable version of the pieces and board. What's the easiest material to work on for a beginner to create pieces like in pic related?Not mine btw, picture is one I found on plebbit.
dried clumps of human feces.the pros:>abundant>literally free>(assuming you don't count the cost of the meal that went in to producing it)>easy to work with in its fresh state >no special tooling required>will occasionally come with free pieces of corn and/or peanutsthe cons:>the choice is clear.
>>2879621You can just wood burn a piece of wood for the board. If you want fancy pieces, soapstone is pretty affordable or just whittle some wood.
>>2879671>You can just wood burn a piece of wood for the board. If you want fancy pieces, soapstone is pretty affordable or just whittle some wood.
>>2879621Rocks. Like in your photo. Free on the ground.Invest in a rock polisher and start collecting interesting ones.
What tools do you have?
>>2880415>invest in a rock polisherI’m not sure I’m financially ready for that. Do you think I could finance it?
>>2880581$70 at harbor freight
>>2880644Harbor Fright is such a great source for low end gear. I got a dolly from them that has seen unbelievable levels of abuse and it keeps going.>>2879621>more durableMore durable than billion year old rocks? Maybe milled tungsten/
>>2880644Doubles as a shell polisher
