Finished Tic Tac Toe Game Board With Pegs Easy Woodworking Projects
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Finished Tic Tac Toe Game Board With Pegs Easy Woodworking Projects Step 7. apply a finish to the tic tac toe game board. in my case, i applied a linseed oil to the walnut wood. finishing tic tac toe game board. step 8. enjoy and have fun. finished tic tac toe game board. tic tac toe rules. two players take turns inserting pegs into the holes or spaces in the 3×3 grid. Step 1: make the cuts. all the details for the exact lengths are in the plans. cut the 1×10 board to make a square board. cut up the 1×2 boards to make the sides. cut up the square dowels to make the pieces for the inside grid. be sure to use a stop block to safely make these cuts as the pieces are really tiny.
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Games Toys Hobbies Game Play Tic Tac Toe For Kids Family Board Games Step 6: sealing the board. finish your tic tac toe game board by applying a couple of coats of clear spray sealer. this protects the wood and the charred effect, ensuring your game lasts for many plays. video tutorial. for a step by step video tutorial on making this super easy wooden diy tic tac toe game board, watch anika’s diy life on. This wooden tic tac toe game can likely be made from scrap wood you already have in your shop. you’ll need a piece of ¾″ plywood about 12″ x 12″ for the bottom. i used some scrap birch plywood, but sanded pine, oak, or maple would work great, too. then, you’ll need enough 1×2 board to trim around the sides of the plywood. Step one: paint or stain your wooden tic tac toe board. first, we will paint the base of our tic tac toe board so that the paint can dry while we’re cutting the vinyl. make sure you get to all edges, it may take a couple of coats of paint. once the top and sides are dry, we’ll come back and paint the back. This is a pretty easy project and makes a nice holiday gift. this version was made from a scrap piece of hardwood and a 5 8" dowel. as an extra touch, i added a compartment inside the board to store the pieces. the compartment panel is held on with magnets for a clean look. the quick video shows how the compartment works.
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