I build a custom GM screen! (Wyrmwood ripoff?!) 

Thanks! It was indeed very satisfying!

Awesome! Thank you!

Glad you like it!

Thank you! Cheers!

Appreciate it!

Thanks so much! The acrylic screens were just 1/4inch acrylic sheets I cut to size, and then I just drilled small holes and popped magnets in with some CA glue.

Very cool, thank you!! Do you just cut the sheets with a saw? Thanks again! :)

@@cantrell1040 Yep! I just run through with the table saw - making sure to keep pressure down (the thin stuff likes to try and lift up, which causes chattering/cracking).

Hey there! Great questions. 1) it's held up great, no warping that I can notice. 2) for the internal magnets, I basically just bought the biggest/strongest ones that i felt could still likely fit inside the dimensions of the wood. Because there is that wood in between them, they need to be quite strong, as magnetic force drops exponentially over distance.

You know, you're totally right!

Agreed, I really need to pick some up.

www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D4X0DIA-N52 Those are the ones I used for the "joints", and the smaller ones were other N52 discs from the same site

They aren't precise, but close to 13 by 15 inches, and about a half inch thick.

@@imadeathing91 Excellent! I really appreciate it. Have been trying to figure out if I can do something like this myself and your video definitely helps.

Other than the magnets in the sides, it honestly was basically the same process as making a cutting board. You can do it!

I go between www.kjmagnetics.com/ and www.cmsmagnetics.com/

@@imadeathing91 how strong were they? I am trying to build my own and dont know what strength range I should be looking for.

@@austinwise7436 I went with N52, and they seem plenty strong

@@austinwise7436 To be exact, it was these magnets: www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D4X0DIA-N52 (not an affiliate link)

Huge help! I have been trying to find similar magnets but was not sure what to go with. Thanks a bunch! @@imadeathing91

I guess it depends on whether I should count my labor when making a project for myself. The material costs for the lumber were around $200 total (bloodwood was not cheap) , and I spent around $60-$70 in magnets. Looking at their latest kickstarter.com, for example, a solid black walnut panel is $80, so 4 would be $320, and I got to add in bloodwood. But it took me about 3 days of work at least.

And what was the height you went with?

www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D4X0DIA-N52 These are the ones I went with for the panel connections

Haven't had the time or resources to make these to sell yet. Maybe that'll change as I get more free time!

It's for dungeons and dragons (or similar games) - the person running the game (Game Master(GM) /Dungeon Master(DM) ) sits behind it to let them do whatever planning they need out of sight of the other players.