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Good Printable Grids

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#1
vrothgarr
Apr 10, 2009 14:36:46 I'm looking for a good printable 1" (or so, anything good for minis) grid paper I can print from my PC on which I can draw and then toss. Any links or suggestions? Thanks!
#2
_NewbieDM_
Apr 10, 2009 16:45:04 http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/

This is good for finding and printign several types of grids
#3
drazkathan
Apr 13, 2009 0:48:49 Any good comic store has vinyl mats on which you can use wet erase (AND ONLY WET ERASE) markers on.

I also got a piece of plywood... about 4'X3' and, with a ruler and burn kit, burned a grid in, which requires a very steady hand. I than put several coats of poly urathane on top and can use dry or wet erase markers on. Wipes off and I can make another scene.

Hope this is why you wanted that graph paper.
#4
drillbossd
Apr 13, 2009 3:00:59 That site is nice. Alternatively, you can buy normal graph paper and draw bolder lines on it at one inch intervals. One thing that great about graph paper is you can get a folder and save buildings or sections of dungeons to make revisiting buildings easy and give you modular towns, terrain, and dungeons. Movable rocks, vehicles and other obstacles are also awesome to make with graph paper, no need to toss it.

-Drillboss
#5
elfspeaker
Apr 14, 2009 22:14:33 I made this using word. It's what I use when I don't have the necesary dungeon tiles.

http://www.uvm.edu/~ckellner/1 inch grid.doc

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 vrothgarr Apr 10, 2009 14:36:46	I'm looking for a good printable 1" (or so, anything good for minis) grid paper I can print from my PC on which I can draw and then toss. Any links or suggestions? Thanks!
#2 _NewbieDM_ Apr 10, 2009 16:45:04	http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/ This is good for finding and printign several types of grids
#3 drazkathan Apr 13, 2009 0:48:49	Any good comic store has vinyl mats on which you can use wet erase (AND ONLY WET ERASE) markers on. I also got a piece of plywood... about 4'X3' and, with a ruler and burn kit, burned a grid in, which requires a very steady hand. I than put several coats of poly urathane on top and can use dry or wet erase markers on. Wipes off and I can make another scene. Hope this is why you wanted that graph paper.
#4 drillbossd Apr 13, 2009 3:00:59	That site is nice. Alternatively, you can buy normal graph paper and draw bolder lines on it at one inch intervals. One thing that great about graph paper is you can get a folder and save buildings or sections of dungeons to make revisiting buildings easy and give you modular towns, terrain, and dungeons. Movable rocks, vehicles and other obstacles are also awesome to make with graph paper, no need to toss it. -Drillboss
#5 elfspeaker Apr 14, 2009 22:14:33	I made this using word. It's what I use when I don't have the necesary dungeon tiles. http://www.uvm.edu/~ckellner/1 inch grid.doc