Scrap Wood to Tic Tac Toe Board // Wooden Game Build // Woodworking with Kids
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2019
- Woodworking projects don't have to be big and complex. We turned some scrap wood from my grandfather's shop into a fun wooden game of Tic Tac Toe. This is a great hands-on building project for kids too! Remember that kids need your supervision to learn how to be safe with power tools.
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👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Awesome to see a father and daughter working together!!!!
Thank you! I love involving my kids when I can safely do so!
Thanks for sharing the video. Wonderful project for lots of fun with the family.
Thank you!
Hi Brent, Nice job,and even more special with where the wood came from and the helper you had.I love her reaction on loosing the game.
This one was a good project to help kick things off. It was pretty easy to make, gave my daughter some hands on experience, and gave us something to play that has more history to it than any store bought item. And winning every now and then is alright too 😁. Thank you for all your support, Rita! It has been really fun reading and replying to all of your comments today! You are awesome! 😎
Hello my friend, very nice game. thank you so much. be happ. Bravo. see you.
Thank you, sir!
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i like this game👍
Beautiful wood for an awesome game!
Having a helper looks like it makes it a lot easier to catch all those bits that come off from the forstner bits! Great job, and a fun little project :)
Thank you! It sure beats working alone!
Very informative and entertaining
The best type of project is built with the help of best friends. Great job guys 😊 ॐ
Agreed! Thanks!
Wonderful woodwork and a great inspiration for me and my projects. Many greetings from Andy
Thank you Andy!
I like your simple dowel cutting method! I havent tried cutting dowels but using a pencil tip to hold smaller pieces works but is a bit freaky. :)
Hey I'm a Maker This method does work quite well. Another way to hold small pieces is to use a sacrificial holder, something that can hold it down while also getting cut.
Very nice. Ever thought of making a goban?
Thank you! I’ve never heard of goban before, but will have to check it out!
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Great Job. This is something I will do with my daughter. Would you be so kind to share your measurements and cutting of the lines?
Thank you! We used strips that were 2 inches wide. I cut the board square and positioned the lines over the seams. This is kind of a “work with what you have” project, so don’t be afraid to use whatever you have laying around that would give you a size you’re happy with. Most importantly, have fun with your daughter!
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