Gem Cutter's Workshop (Dungeons & Dragons Miniature Scenery) | Lapidary

[@GrumblingGrognard]

I barely play RPGs anymore...but I always find your channel to be quite inspirational. Especially wonderful to see the old-school crafting in the era of 3d printing.

[@omfganinja]

This is probably my favorite video you've ever done. You can feel the mental calmness from the room renovation and it just feels so chill.

[@Dan_Does]

Wonderful as ever, Wyloch.

[@TomislavHoracki-yu9nz]

Love it! To quote The Dude... that rug really tied the room together 😉

[@DaneSaysStuff]

Seems like the new workspace is inducing a bit more calm into your builds. Great work on everything Bill! I have abandoned wargaming and RPGs but as a decades old model builder I still appreciate learning something new every time I watch!

[@Ironwolf099]

I think you did a great job with all these small details. Especially love the swiveling magnifying device.

[@worldbigfootcentral3933]

I have been doing crafting for decades and MAN, do I LOVE this channel!

[@RedBairnMedia]

The perfect hub location for a heist themed campaign that relies on a hangout or a fence.

[@zeddryx3772]

If there is one person in the world who makes we wanna run into the basement and craft, it's you! Very creative piece!

[@harpbeat500]

i feel the same way

[@barneyatkinson-saul9881]

The fact that you cut through that tongue depressor with two passes reminds me to replace my blade.

[@mariebeil5507]

My husband is the gamer and painter/ terrain builder and has been watching your videos for years! I have watched right along with him! I can’t believe only 20% of your views are from subscribers, so I have subscribed! I love your down to earth, easy to follow tutorials. I have watched you interview, read stories, try out paint sets and do projects. I love that your videos are for every skill level and don’t require expensive machinery. Your kids are absolutely adorable and I always look forward to your videos. “Make stuff and play games!”

[@dmforsyth]

Awesome piece! Very creative use of your bits and bobs.

[@bradcraig6676]

It came out very well. I especially liked your arch design.

[@hmgirlpopuri5819]

I've never felt more called out by a 'I know what you're thinking' opener. But also those jewels look fabulous.

[@tinaprice4948]

I love putting on the table several shops/rooms/outdoor areas when we play, and some are just for looks and not an encounter.

[@Scout9671]

i love watching these videos, they calm me down and inspire my creativity

[@pfizz8347]

Basement man finds joy in bedazzling things - Keep it up Bill, everything must sparkle!

[@FrankbGreen2]

Cool build, sparked a lot of ideas for my terrain builds! And the new workshop looks great!

[@capnskustomworks]

The furniture and tools are outstanding! Jewels all the time now!!! 😄😄😄

[@jessicakelly1458]

Your videos are perfect to binge while painting! Your rug expert picked the perfect one!

[@hakbash7588]

I love it all. Especially the jewelry bits you use for different things. Same thing I’ve been doing as well. Sometimes I get random bits from my wife or daughter. Sometimes I get random bits from the jewelry or sewing sections of the craft stores. Great job ya zogger.

[@ChuckLauer]

Thank you for calling out the “conversation piece during an RP encounter” use for terrain. I’m a huge fan of using them for that, and it’s great to know I’m not the only one.

[@Ashi8No8Yubi]

I will never get tired of your style. Once again you've made something incredible

[@RabidWarpig]

I love how you just go find some random bits and bobs and now its a this! Very great build as always

[@jimwalker1837]

Love the attention to detail! Great craft idea. I could never use this in my games, though. My players would steal EVERYTHING! Including the rug and tables! 😅

[@sirguy6678]

Always amazing builds! Love the creativity with simple resources instead of a bunch of 3D printers

[@AquamentusZero]

I can almost see that WIDE grin on your face when you got to go nuts with the gems^^

[@MrDaxjack]

You bring the same soothing vibe as how it's made and I mean that as a genuine compliment !

[@johnphilippatos]

The amount of inspiration a crafter possesses, is shining when he begins to modify all sorts of unorthodox material to use it in order to create something completely different from the original. An earring as a scale, pieces of paperclip as tools, capacitors as mugs, thin eye pin rods as magnifying lens on another earring as a base in order to create a primitive microscope of sorts, this I what I call imagination. Combine it with patience and you work miracles. Beautiful project my friend. Subbed. But I also liked the transition at 5:37 from imperial to metric when you mentioned the thickness of the chipboard. You Americans are unbelievable.. When the going gets tough, I mean tiny, the Tough switch to metric lol.😂

[@carlmayne3519]

Wish i had your entheusiasm and imagination ... Love your channed dude ... never stop :D

[@sasjhwa]

I love this. That blank wall is crying out for a painting

[@coleenknickelbein8063]

This is one of my favorite Wyloch builds! Love it!!!

[@efullick]

definitely the right rug choice! and what a cool build!

[@praisethesun7161]

Not only did you upgrade your crafting room, you're also stepping up your production! Every video since your renovation has been a banger! Please, don't ever stop making videos!! \[T]/

[@gemrough]

As a gem cutter this video caught my eye. Good job!

[@ciarajeanr]

MORE MICRO PIECES. MORE INTERIORS! PLEASE!❤❤❤

[@jeffreykershner440]

Well done! That desk would work in so many situations!

[@FrankMonday]

Very nice! ❤

[@moleculeman27]

Already subscribed and alert set, so I guess a comment can't hurt. You have one of the most chilled and relaxing channels I know!

[@christianhuber1527]

this place would be raided at sight by my playergroup^^

[@the_ant_guy]

I really like the toothpicks at the edges of the desk!

[@TheBaronDen]

"Now I know what you're thinking..." Yes, you absolutely knew what I was thinking

[@Oddmanoutre]

Good to know about the matchsticks- I'd been cutting the burnt ends off of kitchen matches. Messy and non-uniform. These look SO much better. Thanks for that tip!

[@wesleyrussell8386]

love this one! as soon as I saw those metal rods with the little loop in that initial B-roll I knew it was supposed to be lenses with different magnifications! I think this gem cutter is gonna need some big cutting wheels to get through those chunks in his closet

[@ritinkornas5336]

One of your coolest and most original builds so far! :)

[@demetrinight5924]

I like the idea of storefronts for Dungeons and Dragons. The gem shop would actually get more use than someone would think. Many spells use gems as components. Diamonds and pearls come to mind mostly but there might be others. I think a general store, a weapons shop or blacksmith, a magic item shop, and an apothecary or potion shop would be good potential shops to make. Those shops seem like places that adventurers would visit with enough frequency to justify building.

[@dougsundseth6904]

Really nice final effect. It's a striking scene that hasn't been done by everyone. A couple of suggestions that you might find useful for other projects: * For handling small, fiddly parts, you might consider picking up a "wax pen". They're just sticky enough to pick up small parts (like crystals) easily, but not so sticky that you can't get the part off easily. It seems they get used for putting crystals on fingernails, so you can find them inexpensively at places that supply that industry. * If you want to do a tiny magnifying glass, you can dip a loop of wire into acrylic gloss medium. The surface tension will keep it in place and when it dries you'll have a clear and shiny "glass" lens. This can also work for smaller windows, though you might have to tease the medium across the opening.

[@silversscratchbuiltproduct6277]

Looking great as usual, and think a great idea would be having a giant crab attacking the stor to add more to its treasure pile, and you have the bejeweled crab already

[@cerisekappes580]

I love all of the detail you created!!!😊😊😊

[@ryansullivan5854]

Crazy attention to detail on this one!

[@timparks9833]

Really like the new look of your videos. I’ve always loved the charm of your videos seeming “DIY crafted”, and while this looks more professional, I don’t think you’ve lost the DIY charm.

[@aequanimus63247]

Woo moar Wyloch! You have been churning em out lately. But I missed the workshop tour video and the one before that. time to binge some more.

[@JSanime]

I'm a costume designer and I've worked on ice skating shows that are 90 percent rhinestones. I want everyone to know that the camera is not doing the final piece justice to how it looks in person. This turned out so amazing!

[@mescaLEO]

Man, this is BEAUTIFUL! Really really beautiful! Only small point of improvement is that a jeweller might have drawers of the same type of gem per drawer (one for topaz, one for emeralds, etc), rather than a pile of different gems in each like in a dragon's hoard. But besides that, super beautiful!

[@scottsarcanecraft379]

Great video! Love this video as you used simple mediums we all might have laying around the house to create a fantastic looking room. Never thought of printing a pic off and using it as a rug.

[@NickMagoteaux]

Wow. Absolutely fantastic.

[@katgood9053]

This channel inspired me to want to make my own playable tavern. Thank you for sharing your work 😊

[@fireflower12]

Im in the process of moving and cant access any of my craft stuff, but your videos always fill me with the yearning to build! How very dare you! Loving this super bedazzled build- I think Im gonna go make scatter treasure piles and chests once I can. The more rhinestones, the better ^^

[@johnbrogan6583]

been a fan almost from the beginning love all your projects

[@PrimalEdge]

Monticello!! My neck of the woods, a few hours north, but still. Hope you enjoyed the trip! Colonial Williamsburg is JAM PACKED with inspiration.

[@p3ckish]

It's always a good day when Wyloch uploads

[@lydiawidell7792]

Love it! Fun details and story telling in this build!

[@skrypthobbies]

So sparkly! Lovely work sir.

[@JeffJedi]

This is one of the coolest things you have ever made. I do more sci-fi than fantasy but im going to use some of your ideas from them.

[@jwraper1498]

Love it! The master is back!

[@Hannah-gv2dw]

Tool- people who rhinestone costumes often use a wax pencil-stick to pick up and deposit the stones onto the glued surface. Not as helpful for moving them after, but less pinching than tweezers, and it's kinda wild that it works.

[@michaelreeves6565]

Outstanding! I've been doing mire theater of the mind as of late with my school groups as I've gotten lazy, but I'll have to start pulling my terrain stuff out again.

[@fredseranIllustronarrator]

Superbe atelier, vraiment chouette.

[@YoniX50]

That really looks like a great setting, good job!!

[@harazhangf5782]

Looking great. And the bejewelling is always great.

[@shanesaunders6156]

Insane work dude. Big respect.

[@blackguardunlimeted]

stunning result as always !

[@jacknoron1]

Awesome gemwork! ..and all related rest too as always ;)

[@dratzlogic]

WOW new inspiration. This is incredible and I love every bit of it. Do you build at 25mm or 32mm scale?

[@WylochsArmory]

Either; minis on a one inch base for 5 feet

[@knubson]

Beautiful work!

[@LarsLinde]

Yet another fantastic video. Thanks.

[@Chef_PC]

Very inspiring.

[@marioart7486]

Stupefacente! Complimenti. Proverò a fare qualcosa di simile, ma sicuramente non raggiungerò il tuo risultato, che è davvero sorprendente! Sembra tutto così reale. Bellissimo! 👍

[@dinonut80]

Love it!

[@simarshall2474]

I come for the crafting, but I stay for the Big Lebowski references ;)

[@michaelanderson2166]

You should check out some of the medieval shops in old Jerusalem. They have a great feel, and are still there, so you can get current photos. As are old Petra.

[@alexandros.yiannis]

Amazing work, sir!!!

[@stephenmanak6024]

Dude you are my favorite to watch.

[@miageeked3486]

Love it Wyloch! Your vids are all great

[@MsNosis]

truly amazing skill!

[@jaysonstewart3537]

Great job!

[@thomaswilliams5005]

So darn inspiring

[@florianw.9545]

Bejuweling Elite, Love your videos

[@josray2557]

love it. The inspiration you got from that tour paid off. It's funny that I knew what rug would be picked cause black, white, and red appeal most to young minds. Thus why Star Wars uses it, the Nazis used it, Spawn, Deadpool, KZbin, etc.

[@rodneyr5266]

Just an excuse to bejewel the entire build, lol. It looks really good, inspiring to make interiors for most shops in a town.

[@PierPiano-z2d]

Nice work

[@malmcg6803]

You got me with the like and subscribe-- after years of TTRPGs I'm extremely conditioned to take anything described as "a free action".

[@Kahtini]

The only thing I'd add is a lapidary grinding wheel. That's how they actually "cut" faceted gemstones into their final form.

[@androcus]

Get it Dawg!!!

[@9daywonda]

That is most unusual. I luv it.

[@Pinworthy]

Good job

[@mathardy7615]

Just wondering (on behalf of the rest of the world) if you could throw in some metric measurement at times? (I mean, not for how thick a matchstick is).

[@minaramadan6961]

I love this project👌 can you please put the link to the rhinestones

[@WylochsArmory]

amzn.to/4hZfG2H

[@ThePlunderDen]

I Love it very cool!

[@beamstalk6475]

I thought you were going to cut The Dude when you said you needed advice on a rug that really ties the room together