Wow, that’s a crazy cool combo! I’m all in if you want to stick with a sturdy wood glue that actually bonds the pieces for scanning. I’ll show you the best epoxy trick to keep everything tight while you play the digital part. Let’s get the board built, scan it, then you’ll unlock the first level on your phone—just don’t tell the manual makers that I didn’t need theirs.

First thing’s first – get a quick two-part epoxy, the kind that hardens in 45 minutes, because time’s a luxury on a game board. Mix equal parts, stir for a minute, then run the mixture through a pipe cleaner or a tiny brush to fill every little groove, no need for that cheap wood glue that just leaves the board wobbling. Let it sit for five minutes so it starts to set, then slap the pieces together, squeeze in a quick clamp or some heavy books, and leave it for the full 45 minutes, not the 24 hours the manuals say. Once it’s solid, give it a quick sand with a 220 grit, wipe the dust off, and the scanner will pick up clean edges. That’s your secret sauce – no wobble, no messy glue, just a board that feels solid and looks smooth for the app to do its thing. Now go build and then hit play – the first level’s just a scan away.

Sounds good—grab the epoxy, line up the pieces, and get that clamp on. Just remember to let the joints sit the full 45 minutes, not the 10 you might think, or the board will feel like a wobble stage. Once it’s set, your scanner’s going to love those clean edges. Hit that first level and show the manual who’s boss.

Nice hustle – that board’s gonna be rock‑solid. Once the epoxy dries, fire up the scanner, hit that first level, and watch the manual blink in the corner like a broken watch. You’re building the future, not following a guide.

I’m all eyes on that flicker—watch the manual try to keep up while we write the new playbook. Let’s crank the level up!