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I traced the inside and outside edge of the cup on the carpet and then cut it out, starting with the outer line. To cut away the center portion of the carpet, I marked the center of the carpet square, then centered the cup over it. I used a sharp pair of scissors to cut the square out and fit it inside the frame and trimmed as needed. I measured the inside dimensions of the frame and marked those measurements on the carpet with a ruler. The bottom of the game boards are lined with outdoor carpet. To attach the bottoms to the game boards, I added a bead of wood glue to the frame and then nailed them in place with 1 1/4″ brad nails. If you choose to use any other saw for this, just be sure your cut area is smooth and even.

I used my miter saw for this, which gave me a nice, clean cut. It will make the process a whole lot easier, and prevent any splitting in the wood.įor the PVC cups, I grabbed my 2′ x 4″ PVC pipe and cut two cups at 3 1/2″ long to fit inside the game board, flush with the top. If using wood screws, make sure to drill pilot holes prior to driving the screws in.

I used my 16 ga brad nailer for this, but you can use an 18 ga or even wood screws. To assemble the frames for the game boards, I glued up the corners with DAP Weldwood Original Wood Glue and then nailed them in place with 2″ brad nails. It’s much easier to do this when the pieces are separate than when they are put together, so I try to make a habit on every project of doing this. Prior to assembly, I sanded all of the boards down. You can also use a circular saw or jigsaw to cut these pieces. To cut the bottoms of the game boards, I cut 16 x 16″ squares of 1/2″ plywood on my table saw. In that case, cut four boards to 16″ long and four boards to 13″ long to make the frames. To make this simple, you can also use 2x4s and butt joints rather than mitered joints. I went back to my miter saw and cut the boards down to 16″ long with 45 degree miters on each end. I started by cutting the 2×6 boards to a length slightly longer than I needed, then ripped them down to 3 1/2″ wide on my table saw.

DAP RapidFuse All-Purpose Spray Adhesive.

1″ washers (you’ll need 4 to 8 of them depending on how you want to play).

I bought 18″ and got 18″ x 12′ off of the roll for a few dollars).

Indoor/outdoor carpet (sold in bulk by the foot.

2 – 2×4 boards 8′ long (or 2 -2×6 boards ripped to 3 1/2″ wide).

To build this game, you’ll need the following materials: If you score over 21 points, your points revert back to your previous score and you try again.

You must score exactly 21 points in order to win.

If a player lands the washer on the edge of the box and the opponent does not knock it off in their turn, the game is over.

If a player makes two washers into the box but the opponent only makes one, the scoring player gets 3 points.

If a player scores points and the opposing team scores the same points, the score is a wash at 0 points.

A washer within 12″ of the front or side of the box is worth 1 point.

A washer in the box is worth 3 points.

Once the washers are tossed, the score is tallied.

One member from each team takes turns tossing the washers.

The way we were taught to play is as follows: Scoring can be done based on where the washer lands or based on the washer actually making it into the box or cup. We’ve discovered there’s a few different ways to play this game, so really it’s just up to you on how you want to do it. The team that reaches 21 points first, without going over, is the winner. Each team takes turns tossing the washers to the other game board, trying to score points. The teams split up and a member from each stands with an opponent at one of the game boards and tosses washers into the other game board, 15 feet away. Washer toss is a fun, family-friendly game that you play with two teams and is somewhat similar to corn hole. We have a few games we play, but were introduced to a washer toss game a few months ago and it was so much fun to play! I’m partnering with my friends from DAP Products to show you how I built this set and how you can build your own! What is washer toss?

We are hitting the road and camping a ton this summer to escape the heat and relax. This DIY washer toss game is a quick and easy project you can build in just a few hours. A washer toss game is a fun way to spend time with family and friends for some friendly competition.