TOPIC: Rockwells Workshop Token Holders

AAckeret wrote: I got one from the recent batch at Trent’s, and am very happy with it. I put a selection of my favorite tokens in it for display when I’m not playing TD or VTD.

I’m looking forward to seeing these

Awesome, thanks for the feedback! My wife thinks something like a circular one like a China plate display might be kinda neat. Or a weapon, something like the dagger I made for a customer before but something different (so the unique pieces can sort of stay unique).

I'm currently planing a bunch of pieces of wood as I find the time. I wish I could buy time...

Always excited to see what you come up with next

I always liked the dice daggers that some folks have made. If you could pull that off with a wooden token holder, I'd be first in line. Also second and third in line.

I'm sure I can make something like that one. This one turned out quite slick.

Happy to announce I'm back in the garage for real this time... got a pile of 24 well token holders in the works. Some beauty woods, the yellow Pau Amarello is a new one for me in particular.


Also I am looking at making a couple of weapons to hold tokens. I am looking at the dagger idea previously posted, but for my belt, I am thinking about making a replica of the +1 Ravager Axe (/ Dwarven king axe).

I also have put the necklaces and belt clips I have at www.trenttokens.com/collections/wooden-token-holders-by-rockwells-workshop on sale in celebration of actually being able to come down from Canada and attend gencon this year.

Aaaand they are done. Woods are padauk, chechen, zebrawood, Bloodgood, Pau amarello and walnut. Ill be sending them down to Trent soon.

Nick Videcak wrote: Aaaand they are done. Woods are padauk, chechen, zebrawood, Bloodgood, Pau amarello and walnut. Ill be sending them down to Trent soon.

Absolutely stunning! I love it. Love the craftsmanship and can’t wait to get my hands on some. Do you do any custom work ?

Tyraël The Just wrote:

Nick Videcak wrote: Aaaand they are done. Woods are padauk, chechen, zebrawood, Bloodgood, Pau amarello and walnut. Ill be sending them down to Trent soon.

Absolutely stunning! I love it. Love the craftsmanship and can’t wait to get my hands on some. Do you do any custom work ?

Yes I do custom, however I am working on sourcing more magnets at the moment. Trying to find some high grade for a decent price, as they have little more than doubled since I last bought some... from what I understand, the big push for electric vehicles among other things is driving the prices up.

I have a couple of custome ones to make before gencon but it looks like any new orders will be made after gencon. Feel free to send me a message and we can start some talks!

Here's a couple more token holders I have made.

The two narrow ones are a couple of personal ones I whipped up to carry my paltry few valuable tokens (tokens in the pic aren't my valuables, just what I tossed in for the pic when I took them). They are made from kingwood, and bocote. Absolutely stunning wood. Fun fact, bocote smells like dill pickles when working it, I wasn't expecting that... had me craving chips something fierce.

This one here is a custom job I did for Trent. It's made from kingwood with a pau amarello insert. A buddy who owns a pretty nice laser cutter helped with the logo burn. Shout out to Tim, owner of the Game Chamber in London Ontario!


I'm still waiting on more magnets. I have enough to finish up the current custom build I have on the go, but that's all for now. Hopefully my new batch will show up sooner than later...

Nick Videcak wrote: Here's a couple more token holders I have made.

What are the dimensions on the 12 holder vs. the 10 holder?

Grizwald wrote:

Nick Videcak wrote: Here's a couple more token holders I have made.

What are the dimensions on the 12 holder vs. the 10 holder?

The 10's, are 2 1/16" wide, 9" long.

The 12's I made are 2 3/4" wide, 9 1/8" long.

I basically just went with that width because I wanted to use the board I bought efficiently without having a wasted strip. Some of the exotics can be fairly expensive.


The wood burnt piece was queezed out between a split in the kingwood board.