There is a german wooden toy manufacturer called Goki. They produce(d?) a small 19x19 Go set with drawers for the stones. When I bought it, it was approx. 20€-30€ (including stones).
It is small, that makes playing feel a bit strange. But, the set looks actually quite nice (my wife considers this to ...
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- Mon Jul 01, 2019 2:05 pm
- Forum: Gobans and other equipment
- Topic: Decorative (yet functional) small go board for office?
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- Tue Aug 28, 2018 10:37 pm
- Forum: Gobans and other equipment
- Topic: Paulownia as goban material?
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Re: Paulownia as goban material?
Thanks for the input. I read about the softness but attributed it to "making a good sound", rather than durability issues.
So I guess, I will have to look for another material :-)
btw, it is true that paulownia is somewhat more fire resistant than other woods. So it might actually buy you time in ...
So I guess, I will have to look for another material :-)
btw, it is true that paulownia is somewhat more fire resistant than other woods. So it might actually buy you time in ...
- Sun Aug 26, 2018 11:40 am
- Forum: Gobans and other equipment
- Topic: Paulownia as goban material?
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Paulownia as goban material?
Hi everyone,
I am new to this forum and have a question regarding making your own goban. I currently own a foldable birch plywood goban. I bought it from a very popular go online retailer in Germany. Its of good quality and it does the job. But apart from the fact that the wood seems to lack a ...
I am new to this forum and have a question regarding making your own goban. I currently own a foldable birch plywood goban. I bought it from a very popular go online retailer in Germany. Its of good quality and it does the job. But apart from the fact that the wood seems to lack a ...