Inside Look at Board Game Production: Plastic Edition

[@CzechGamesEdition]

And here's the first part of the series about the story of cardboard components like cards, boards and boxes! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHOsmHemq9Sid5o

[@nanorider426]

Very interesting. Thank you for the video.

[@shortydancer]

Great video! I’d love a video about how the wooden components are made!

[@CzechGamesEdition]

actually we have made that as well :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/maWxdoFnbt2ad6s

[@shortydancer]

@@CzechGamesEdition ah I missed this video. Thanks CGE! Now if you could put out a Dungeon Petz Happy Anniversary I’d be totally in love with you.

[@dannyverbraeken3829]

Thanks for sharing Eleni !

[@rodgersamuel2519]

Hi, Eleni! Wonderful to see you again. I enjoyed the first video you did at the factory, and this one was fun, too. Can't wait for the next vdeo!

[@yannisguerra]

Really cool video. It's always nice to see the behind the curtain process

[@thomassawicki6103]

So nice to see production outside of China! Makes me like cge even more!

[@xyzxyz6344]

Excellent video! Yubby dibby dibby dibby dibby dibby dum ♫♪♫;)

[@palacsintaz]

This is misleading, I know for a fact that the Tzol'kin skulls are harvested from tiny aliens. :) Love these videos, so many of my favorites are from CGE, great to see where it all comes from.

[@Apek2008]

F.Zappa guitar riff :O

[@elesvazul]

I love CGE games, they are very well made, my only question to CGE is why their games never have inserts? I always have to make my own insert form cardboard which is a fun project to do, but a manufactured plastic insert would be convenient.

[@ryanbarker5217]

not an iron mold, it would be steel, aluminum, or an alloy depending greatly on how much production you want to get out of the thing and your budget. the 'connection tubes' are sprues.

[@nova_steric1749]

Beautiful

[@shortydancer]

Also, I hope you wear safety glasses next time you enter a manufacturing facility! Protect your eyes!

[@Unattended_Elk]

Unfotunate that only 30% of connection tubes can be reused. 70% is pure waste? I hope you transition to re-wood as much as possible