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I live in Cleveland, Ohio, which has a fantastic library system - 3rd-biggest public library in the nation!

The "TechCentral" section in the basement has a free laser cutter - awesome stuff! I made a template for a bunch of markers based off of this print-friendly template. http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/385976.page



https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B01M1FuXqebWUGdka0NqQndDd2M/view?usp=sharing <- CorelDraw file for editing. Also works in Inkscape. The make sure the colored purple lines are set to 'hairline' or whatever else the laser cutter you're using is set to cut.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B01M1FuXqebWQnIwRGJXb3JCd28/view?usp=sharing <- The PDF version. Export it, share it, print it; talk to your laser cutting professional.



Both etching AND cutting them took about 1 hour and 20 minutes; so a bit longer than I had hoped.



They turned out swimmingly!



The 'REPEATER' token is my favorite.



More than enough for two people.

Cool! And thanks for the files, I saved them for when I get the chance to get some made up

I love the style of these. I dunno what some of them are but I like 'em. Saved!

Yep, thanks very much for the downloads. Saved away for posterity.

Your *library* has a laser cutter you can use for *free*?

My library has a B&W printer at 18 pence a copy.

Saved! Thanks a lot!

Not an option for a lot of people, but it's worth checking to see if there's a "fab lab" in your area. They're publically-accessable facilities with CNC machines, 3D printers, etc. with some sort of payment plan for using the machines (membership, hourly fee, material fee, etc.)