Installation Instructions

Checkers

Board

36” Edge Glued

Round Table

Painter’s Mate

Painting Tape

(4) Table Legs (4) Table Leg

Top Plates

2”x 48” Polar

Round Dowel

This DIY checkers board gives you an amazing opportunity

to build a personalized version of a classic game for your

friends, family, and kids to enjoy! The elegant simplicity of

this board means it can also be used as a decorative

feature in any home, and it is sure to match almost any

home’s dé

cor. Whether you’re looking for functionality,

aesthetic appeal, or something else, this project is sure to

wow your friends and leave you feeling rewarded with the

end result.

SHOPPING LIST

3” x 3”

Post-It Notes

Deep Teal

Spray Paint

Dutch Boy Sea

Depth - Gallon

Polycrylic Finish

Sanding Block/

Sandpaper

Brush

Screws

Tape Measure

Drill or Screw

Driver

Tool LIST

Miter Saw

Level (optional)

Square (optional)

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Checkers Board This DIY checkers board gives you an amazing opportunity to build a personalized version of a classic game for your friends, family, and kids to enjoy! The elegant simplicity of this board means it can also be used as a decorative feature in any home, and it is sure to match almost any home’s décor. Whether you’re looking for functionality, aesthetic appeal, or something else, this project is sure to wow your friends and leave you feeling rewarded with the end result.
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STEP 1: Mark & Measure First, lay out the 36” round table, measure, and draw a mark in the center of the table. Then draw a vertical line from the top edge of the table to the bottom using the mark as the center point. Repeat this step to make a horizontal line. STEP 2: Apply Post-It notes Starting from the center, mark every 3” before drawing a line through each corresponding mark from one edge of the table to the opposite edge.
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STEP 6: Paint Checkers Pieces Next, spray paint 12 of the disks the same color as the checker board pattern on the table. STEP 7: Attach Table lEgs On the underside of the table, mark 7” in from the edges for each of the table legs. Then drill and attach the leg mounts before screwing in the table legs.
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