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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: Relic on 08 January 2014, 06:57:14 PM
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Hi
Any tips of persons / companies doing custom laser cutting ( bases ) ?. Fenris seems to be busy and not answering so thats ruled out.
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Have you contacted Sarissa? They may be able to help.
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Try brandlin on this site, I think he may use fenris or have his own laser cutter
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Warbases are very economical, I use them for custom stuff all the time.
http://www.warbases.co.uk/
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Warbases are very economical, I use them for custom stuff all the time.
http://www.warbases.co.uk/
Agreed, have had warbases do me some custom stuff for a very reasonable price.
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Wow thank you all. Will ask from warbases for starters :)
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In the US I have used Litko (Also got quotes from Renaissance Ink too but for various reasons chose Litko in the past.)
Gracias,
Glenn
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Try brandlin on this site, I think he may use fenris or have his own laser cutter
No. I used fenris. Ian is swamped with Cthulhu stuff though. Odd he's usually good about being in contact.
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Another recommendation for Warbases; Martin is a very helpful guy.
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Laserbases.be, decent prices.
He also sells bases with magnets. They fit in a hole in the base, so no more fuzz with magnetic tape :)
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Thanks guys :)
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Laserbases.be, decent prices.
How do the movement trays with magnets work? I don't read Dutch and the pictures weren't much help either...
I already magnetize my bases, but I'd need sabot trays they'd stick onto....
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How do the movement trays with magnets work? I don't read Dutch and the pictures weren't much help either...
I already magnetize my bases, but I'd need sabot trays they'd stick onto....
Strange, I see the description of the products in English.
I believe the skirmish trays are built up of a magnetic sheet underside on which you glue the upper frame (with cutouts for the bases). Those bases have a hole cut in the middle in which fit a small rare earth magnet.
Dunno about the regimental trays. I'm guessing those baseplates are mdf for strength. I'll have to ask him.
Or if you want to contact him yourself : info at laserbases dot be
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Warbases get a huge thumbs up from me :)
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Andy Slater (of Terragenesis fame) has a custom lasercutting service over at Archeotech (http://www.archeotech.co.uk/); last year I had him do me up some Russian Orthodox crosses after a discussion here on LAF.
I did a bit of a writeup on the blog; [urlhttp://www.warbard.ca/2013/02/26/wargamers-with-frickin-lasers/]Part I of Wargamers with Frickin' Lasers[/url] and Part II (http://www.warbard.ca/2013/03/10/wargamers-with-frickin-lasers-part-ii/).
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Strange, I see the description of the products in English.
I believe the skirmish trays are built up of a magnetic sheet underside on which you glue the upper frame (with cutouts for the bases). Those bases have a hole cut in the middle in which fit a small rare earth magnet.
Dunno about the regimental trays. I'm guessing those baseplates are mdf for strength. I'll have to ask him.
Or if you want to contact him yourself : info at laserbases dot be
You're spot on (I have a lot of them).
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I have just sent you a PM regarding a business startup that may be able to help; UK based.
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I own a laser engraver at brokenegggames.com as well as access to simple 3d printing. You can contact me here or at support@brokenegggames.com. :D