How to Make Print and Play Games Part 1: The Tools and Supplies you NEED

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[@rahdo]

you were missed!!! :)

[@mabos555]

Omg rahdo is a subscriber!!! I love it

[@Tarryk]

Personally I love my hp inkjet because of the "instant ink" subscription service. Ink is pretty much permanent and super cost-effective. Also, for those who don't want to buy a printer, I want to add that you should check your public library. Especially in the U.S., there is a good chance your public library will print for a price, and it will almost always be far less expensive than doing so at a print shop.

[@derrickvo9292]

Nice to see you back Livi!

[@soloadventureswithlivi1108]

It's great to be back!

[@fmargueirat]

Great to see you back. 100% agreed on paper trimmer.

[@TexasRain104]

Logical advice that is appreciated. My failures have directed me away from PnP BUT I’m willing to give it another try.

[@kosterix123]

Your first project should be to actually build Sprawlopolis. You only need a line cutter, and bookbinder glue for that.

[@mirpcatalan1578]

Uhu is named after the eagle-owl and the sound it makes. So you were quite good.

[@afrank525]

Martin now recommends the Kodamaru Pro Neo, as it cuts through laminated cards more easily. Welcome back!!

[@kosterix123]

it's not kodamaru, but kadomaru. But nice to know there is a neo.

[@fransolo5002]

Welcome back!!

[@ajplank3907]

Great to see you back Livi! Looking forward to the series.

[@kirksellman1999]

It's good to see you again. Welcome back.

[@tobyr21]

Livi, I'm glad I just discovered your channel. Today, I learned about two new tools of whose existence I was unaware. I hope you are well over your health issue and ready to publish more. - toby

[@johnricker7064]

Glad to have you back! Hope all is well and you are doing great!

[@jordanw2741]

I started watching your channel shortly after the last video. Glad to see you back at it. I made some less than pretty PnP games (card protectors are beautiful things), so glad you shared some of your wisdom here :)

[@AR15UserRev1]

Welcome back!

[@healingfromcomplexptsd2767]

Welcome back! I hope youre doing good. Now Im going to watch the video. :)

[@dreamleaf6784]

I got a cannon PIXMA pro 200. It's been super awesome. I can print all sorts of stuff for me and my wife and daughter

[@r.p.193]

Nice shoplist!! So good to se you back :)

[@lmaoroflcopter]

I've used acetate + two prints (front and back) with spray mount to fix them together to make cards it gives the snap of a playing card but it is a considerable amount of effort to make.

[@josephpropati5690]

Hi Livi, So happy to see you back. This is a great video. I was surprised you didn't use the cutter with the arm.. I would love to see an itemized list of all the tools. Names and manufacturers so we know what to purchase without having to go through the video each time. Thanks again for this.

[@kosterix123]

you mean guillotine? That's a terrible tool.

[@josephpropati5690]

@@kosterix123 I know they are dangerous but I love mine. It can cut up to a 11x17 sheet exactly straight. I love it

[@rhlamber]

Greetings from Brazil!!! Glad to see you back, and looking forward for your next videos!! :D

[@sollak369]

Nice advices and tips! Many thanks!! Hello from Brazil. 😊🙋

[@progresspigment9593]

Thanks for this, very helpful tips!

[@foyoGames]

Thorough

[@IainCheyne]

Brilliant

[@StKnightis64]

Great video.

[@mabos555]

For me I only pnp cards anyway so I just use cards I don't need anymore like the ones from monopoly even, and sleeve this card with the printed page and I'm fine with the results as is But I do curios about other ways for boards, dices and even tokens

[@MonolithMike]

Liv, you look happy, healthy, and beautiful! 🥰 So good to have you back and thanks for making good on your promise to show us how you make the P&P magic happen!

[@m-sousa]

Welcome back Livi! I actually prefer a guillotine to a paper trimmer. But these were nice tips ;)

[@kosterix123]

Line cutter is more precise.

[@m-sousa]

@@kosterix123 It is, but after the 6th cards page cut, my arm suffers from it

[@kosterix123]

That is true. I do it for large quantities and use oxen soap to smoothen the draw rail. Works wonders!

[@mabos555]

Hi livi can you please put for the next time timestamps so we can go back and forth to the time we want?

[@grepbeer]

Hey Livi, Hope you are doing well. Just a quick question. Finally going to buy a new printer for my family. Obviously for PnP as well. Was looking at HP Color LaserJet Pro models M255dw or M454dn or even M479fdw. Which one are you using and do you have any opinion of any of these? Tanks in advance for info or recomendation.

[@JPNox]

Hello, what exactly kind of paper do you use though? Weight is just one of parameters? Is it a plain paper or photo paper? Matte/semigloss/glossy? ... thank you

[@soloadventureswithlivi1108]

With my method all the paper will end up laminated, so it doesn't really matter. I suggest choosing the paper that works best with your chosen printer and produces the best image and richest colors.

[@JPNox]

Thank you

[@weatherbutinspace6799]

I bought some Yoohoo, and while the sticking power was acceptable, the chocolate milk wrinkled everything it touched. 0/10 - drink the Yoohoo instead of wasting it on cards!

[@themadmathematician3]

Do you believe that it will be difficult to print A4 stiker paper on a printer that does not have manual feed, such as HP Color LaserJet 1600?

[@jay_cadiramen]

Do you have any advice for printing PDF gamebooks (like Four Against Darkness) other than just getting them spiral bound?

[@soloadventureswithlivi1108]

I'll be making a video about an easy way to make your own hardcover books out of PDFs :)

[@Bokan96]

8:35 What's the issue with putting two 80g papers instead of single 160g paper? Was planning to make it that way since i have unlimited amount of 80g from office by printing front side on one paper, back side on the other paper and laminating them together. Could someone help me out?

[@runouno]

I have the same question. I've seen a couple other PNP channels say similar things without elaborating on the matter.

[@Bokan96]

@@runouno My guess is that two papers will be laminated together without a problem. Issue might be that after cutting out the cards, two sides will split?

[@Bokan96]

@@runouno To answer my own question, i've made a guide on how to make playing cards out of thin paper. pasteboard.co/QPnIgE7UFKHV.png