Washers - The New Game for Summer
The game of "Washers" is quickly becoming one of the most popular outdoor games. The game can be played in an area that has limited space. It is a game that can be played by anyone.
Equipment: The game consists of two pits. The pits are made from 2x4's and particle board or plywood. Pits can vary in size. I recommend these dimensions. (16"x24"). Cut your 2x4's to these lengths and then use drywall screws to connect them together. The screws should be at least three
inches. Next you cut your particle board or plywood to cover the bottom of the pit. You can use small finishing nails or smaller drywall screws to secure this board to the 2x4's. Once you have your pit made, find three small pieces of PVC pipe. (Plastic pipe). You will need 3,4, and 6 inch wide pieces. Cut them about 1 and a half inches thick. Now place glue them with PVC cement inside the pit. The three pieces should be centered in the bottom of the pit with the smallest first then middle size, then largest in a straight line. Put the glue on the pipe and set them on the particle board or plywood. Let them dry overnight. After they have had time to dry, check them to see if they are secure.
Now you need to find the washers you are going to use. All washers must be the same size. I recommend 2 .5 inches. The hole in the middle of the washer about an inch. Paint two of them bright red and two of them bright blue. You can also do four more if you would like. They should be yellow and white. Don't paint any green as they get lost in the grass easily. Paint both sides of the washer and let them dry overnight.
Now you have to put sand in the bottom of the pits. Usually you put a half inch or less. The sand can easily be stored in a plastic bucket or a plastic milk jug. If you are transporting your game to a picnic site, this will help keep them from making a mess in your vehicle.
Equipment: The game consists of two pits. The pits are made from 2x4's and particle board or plywood. Pits can vary in size. I recommend these dimensions. (16"x24"). Cut your 2x4's to these lengths and then use drywall screws to connect them together. The screws should be at least three
Now you need to find the washers you are going to use. All washers must be the same size. I recommend 2 .5 inches. The hole in the middle of the washer about an inch. Paint two of them bright red and two of them bright blue. You can also do four more if you would like. They should be yellow and white. Don't paint any green as they get lost in the grass easily. Paint both sides of the washer and let them dry overnight.
Now you have to put sand in the bottom of the pits. Usually you put a half inch or less. The sand can easily be stored in a plastic bucket or a plastic milk jug. If you are transporting your game to a picnic site, this will help keep them from making a mess in your vehicle.
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