Making tokens for Infinity N3

A quick tutorial on making tokens for Infinity.
Supplies:
Round flat beads: goo.gl/Sy3THV
Mat -Mod Podge: goo.gl/ZtC9PJ
Tokens from Corvus Beli: goo.gl/SGjLjG
(Remember to unclick FIT TO PAGE. If you don't they could be to small)

[@wayner396]

thank you for posting this it was exactly what I was looking for.

[@andyhand5914]

Great video. I use a circle paper punch. This speeds up the process greatly.

[@Presbiter]

Great tutorial. I aqm just adding thin plastic card to the bottom and they are perfect.

[@Theplasticcrackblog]

Absolutely brilliant tutorial, I normally buy mine from micro arts studios but they seem to be 15mm now-a-days and these are nice and big and cost effective! If you have any other tutorials i'd love to see them

[@arlow5497]

I love there's as well. but sometimes you just need 20 prone markers lol.

[@GuerrillaMiniatureGames]

Great tutorial! I went with Epoxy caps myself, but these look great! :)

[@arlow5497]

Coming from GMG himself that means a lot! Thank you man.

[@MassMoment]

I might just use this for Pathfinder pawns. Thanks for the great idea!

[@johnstevens6063]

Great tutorial, thanks for this!

[@schroedingerscat5405]

You can also use Coin capsules. The Paper is safe inside and no glue is needed.

[@THECHOSENONE-dx8lp]

Gonna pick up some stuff tomorrow to try this for keyforge.

[@30DougH]

Wouldn't PVA be adequate for the initial sticking down to the bead? Perhaps a matt varnish coat underneath to protect against drinks? I laminated my tokens, which is better than just being cut out paper, but yours look far more attractive and nicer to use. Great video.

[@arlow5497]

PVA may, but it's not as strong. I've had these tokens for a few years now, traveling to more than a few tournaments, and they've held up wonderfully.

[@Josanpelito]

It could work for keyforge tokens! Thanks!!

[@jeromeferrafiat6556]

Which kind of glue you advise to use please?

[@heyo49]

They make 1” clear stickers and that is what we use with a circle punch

[@jonnish9121]

What were you going to do with the black paint?

[@arlow5497]

I was going to paint the back of the token. Because I did a few and noticed then paint bleed through the paper I stopped doing it.

[@markcorrado9292]

What paper did you print the tokens on?

[@arlow5497]

regular printer paper.

[@ThePablopvc]

Great

[@andrewbeeching1240]

Here's a link to a token sheet generator - it allows you to specify the number, kind and size of tokens that you want, then generates a PDF of them for you to print out. Hugely useful: inf-dice.ghostlords.com/markers/ Also, I've printed mine out on card stock, then punched them out with a 1" wide circular hole punch. They're only around US$8, and you could ask around to see if anyone else already has one you could borrow. Makes getting that perfect circle not an issue.

[@Detson404]

Great suggestions! I love those circular hole punches. I've used those and epoxy stickers to make my own tokens and magnets.

[@fredmyers8366]

You can just use www.amazon.com/dp/B00KZ2H3JY/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2COTYAK7KZ553&coliid=I1R6EBY4OJKG9S&psc=1 to cut them out then apply them. no need to cut with a knife.

[@IcsulX]

It's mod podge not modge podge