So I am trying to make a very professional prototype for the parts of downfall I know that aren't going to change. So looking to make the tiles I went on my epic quest in search of chipboard, alas whomever I inquired concerning said chipboard simple raised an eyebrow and tried to look like they knew what I was talking about.
"Um sorry," said the disheveled Staples worker, "I don't think we have any C-H-I-T board? We do have some corkboard for posting notes to though..."
"Corkboard, really, corkboard!" I exclaimed in horror, " I don't need no stinking corkboard."
$4 later I was driving home with my newly purchased corkboard.
Startled that it cut so well, shocked out how well cardstock glued to it's surface, I found that I no longer wanted chipboard. The feel, the weight, the slight bend and flexiblity were all desirable; and I now have a professional looking prototype for my board that feels and looks better than I could have hoped.
Thank you disheveled Staples worker, thank you.
Comments
$4?
What size sheet did you get for $4?
4 ft squard
4: 1x1 squares.