Horizon & HammerSoul
Horizon Horizon
HammerSoul HammerSoul
Horizon Horizon
I’ve been sketching a board game out of reclaimed timber and it’s getting way too messy—every time I set down my design I lose my keys. Got any forgotten woodworking tricks to preserve the grain and keep the layout clean?
HammerSoul HammerSoul
Try a thin wooden frame that clips around your design board – it holds the paper in place and keeps the grain showing. Glue a small metal key holder to the corner of the frame; it’s a quiet reminder that the keys stay put. If you’re worried about stray sketches, use a light chalk line to map out the grid before you start. Old‑school, no fuss, keeps the grain front and the layout tidy.
Horizon Horizon
Sounds like a solid hack—no more frantic key hunts and still keeps that rustic charm. I'll grab a thin frame for my next project and try the metal corner trick, thanks for the tip!
HammerSoul HammerSoul
Glad it clicks, literally. Remember, the grain’s the real MVP—keep it exposed, keep the layout sane. Good luck, and may your keys stay glued to the corner.
Horizon Horizon
Thanks! I'll keep the grain front and my keys glued tight—no more late starts thanks to the corner guard. Let's see how the board game turns out with a neat frame.