How To Build A Washer Toss Game
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2020
- #washertoss #backyardgames #campinggames
Learn how to build a fun, family-friendly washer toss game using this simple tutorials that will provide hours of fun, whether you're playing backyard games, camping, or wherever. Build several of these and you can even have a tournament competition!
Get the full step-by-step photo tutorial on my website: addicted2diy.com/diy-washer-t...
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Very nice, tackling this project this weekend. Thanks for sharing!
Well that’s a nice table saw! 😮
Those came out beautiful!
Cleanest work shop ever…
Great Job.! Love how you add yer little F' Ups... shows we are all human.. and great o learn from :) keep up the great work
Awesome game for the family! Best of all it isn't electronic!
For sure! We have been using it on the past two camping trips and the kids love it! They've gotten really good at it too.
Nice Video from Germany
Thanks so much!
Use a fly cutter and cut a disc to the ID of the pipe. Screw the sides to the disc and screw and glue the pipe down to the base.
Good job mam
Thank you for your video! I have made a few before however, I like your construction a bit more. I noticed the speed square you used. I would love to know where I could grab one or maybe a link if you have an associate account. I’m happy to support you any way I can. Great work on all your projects!!
Thank you so much! After now having them for a while and a ton of use, they are holding up super well to the abuse those washers give them. The speed square is a Husky adjustable speed square from Home Depot. I like it a lot. Here is my affiliate link for it:). homedepot.sjv.io/kKogV
love it. That looks really nice. We made an outdoor bean bag toss last year. How far apart are the boxes when playing? I think I will make these too.
Thanks so much! We have been camping a lot and it has gotten a ton of use. As far as distance, we only this past weekend figured out that we had it all wrong, LOL! We were putting them 15' apart, but I guess regulation is 25' to the centers of the cups. It made it a little more challenging at first, but even our kids were sinking the washers in the cups once we got used to the new distance:)
21' to the hole
🎉😂🎉😂did sh,e use 2x4 or 2x 6 cut down
I would make only one addition to those. My father in law made a set. But he added beer holders. The ultimate Redneck lol!!
Good way to spill your beer LOL Also hard to grab your beer with others throwing washers at you
@@HHI455 No, the way he made them they were 4’ above the boxes there were no issues.
@@metafixer05 So kinda like drilling l a hole in the 2'*4' edge and poke one of those stake can holders you put in the ground into it
@@HHI455 if I remember the next time I’m at their house I’ll have to take a picture. It would be a pain to try and describe it by typing it.
@@metafixer05 sounds good thanks
Y would u purchase 2x6 to cut them down into 2x4??? Y wouldnt u just use 2x4??🤔🤔
It’s just personal preference. I wanted the edges to be more square. The 2x4s we get here have pretty rounded edges and I’m just not a big fan.
@@addicted2diy ahh that makes sense 👍
Farmers play washers too ... with a can of corn and a can of black beans.
1. cook a cup of rice, add the corn and beans, and have lunch.
2. stuff the cans in the dirt to make holes at an appropriate distance, turn the cans over and put'm in the holes.
3. get some washers out of the barn ... showoffs use silver dollars.
4. use horseshoe rules ... loser does evenin chores
this is totals wrong ,,poor build