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I've been in touch with Teco Technology in California. They're an 80/20 distributor, and they offer design assistance. What that means...

Picture time! I mocked up the table using the 4'x6' plywood to get a sense of its size. The white paper border is where the aluminum...

I tested the plywood, so I know it's solid, but how much weight will the aluminum rails take? I have a lot of choices for size and...

There's a saying: "Any idiot can build a bridge that stands. It takes an engineer to build a bridge that barely stands." In other...

As I said, I'm going to clamp the table surface to the frame from the bottom. Plywood comes in 4'x8' sheets and the lumber store will...

My wife and I have always wanted a gaming table, but the price always seemed out of reach. This year, we had some money saved up, so we...

The breadth of TTRPGs? They're narrowing. AI will soon be everyone's personal GM. I recommend Skyrim's ultimate version:

Possibly more visitors, too.

I do not use the ignore feature as a rule. I prefer to see what folks post even if a few drive me nuts.

The real challenge for adults, I've found, is to retain a sense of play. Those who do, those who don't mind or can laugh off looking...

I mean, those ads are wrong....but GMing is still hard. That a bunch of 10-year-olds have attempted a thing is not the same as saying...

Grifters gonna grift and "you can't do this thing without giving me money" is a core precept of grifting. But the ratio of players to...

Disregarding for a moment that this is a rant, I'd say: yes and no. It's not hard in the sense that DMing is a skill like any other and...

I don’t think you are wrong but one big difference between learning when we were 10 and learning when you are an adult, is that back...