How to Build an Axe Throwing Target - DIY AXE/KNIFE THROWING TARGET TUTORIAL

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Looking to add some excitement to your backyard? Learn how to build your very own DIY axe throwing target with this step-by-step guide! Axe throwing is a fun and challenging activity that's perfect for gatherings with friends and family. In this video, we'll show you everything you need and the simple steps to create your own safe and sturdy axe throwing target.
From materials to construction tips, we've got you covered. Whether you're a seasoned axe thrower or a beginner, this project is sure to provide hours of entertainment. Plus, crafting your own target adds a personal touch to your outdoor space.
Join us as we walk you through each stage of the process, from selecting the right wood to assembling the target and ensuring it's ready for action. Get ready to unleash your inner lumberjack and have a blast with your homemade axe throwing target!
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[@brackentaylor]

I am trying to build this, but on the upright build you say to have 2 8 foot 2x4s. But in the list of materials you list it as 84 inches which is not 8 feet. Which one is correct?

[@robertcornelius3514]

Correct me, but I would think you would want to screw the final boards in from the rear. The axe head has a much better chance of getting damage by the screw head.

[@adamkreuz9068]

How do the filler lengths mount? How does the ledge board mount to that? Huge gap in the instructions and no drawings show them

[@rabihbaaklini551]

I second that!

[@jhorsley63]

What is the type of board material that was used? Pine? Poplar? Cottonwood?

[@worldaxethrowingleague]

Cottonwood!

[@jhorsley63]

Got any locations to buy that wood?

[@user-nu4lo5li1c]

@@jhorsley63 My local axe house will sell them for about $25 - $30 a board x 5. But being a league member they are more willing to let go of a few boards that way. Otherwise very hard to find Cottonwood boards.