Share your craft projects
Make new craft buddies
Ask craft questions
Blog your craft journey
Jim Jakosh
1383 posts
and
36 followers
in over 1 year
in over 1 year
More from Jim Jakosh
Pegs and Jokers Game Board and Storage Box
This is a game that was ordered by a lady in the park. The attachment method was copied from the one she showed me in a photo. I designed the layout and the box. The pegs are self storing with each board of the corresponding color.
The boards are made from 5/8" maple plywood and the box is made from some scraps I found in the shop that were planed to 3/8" The box was made by gluing all six pieces together with mitered corners and then the contour was cut on the bandsaw.
The boards are made from 5/8" maple plywood and the box is made from some scraps I found in the shop that were planed to 3/8" The box was made by gluing all six pieces together with mitered corners and then the contour was cut on the bandsaw.
The pegs are welding studs from Harbor Freight with plastic beads epoxied on. All pieces are finished with Cherry Danish oil and clear satin enamel spray.
Cheers, JIm
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
19 Comments
Neat game Jim, like the adaptable player "frame" and of course your storage solution is always A+!
That’s cool!
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
Never heard of the game but looks interesting. Nicely done!
interesting game. i love how it all fits nicely in the box.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Looks like a neat game, well designed and made. Where can I find out about the game. My daughter's family play a lot of games. Got it, hummm the may enjoy that but they are only a family of three. Rules say four players.
Nicely done Jim, great storage idea for the boards, a place for them and the cards.
Main Street to the Mountains
Nice job on this! Some friends have one they purchased - this is better - especially the storage solution>
Neat board and box JJ. Like many I've never heard of it but being a puzzle and game convert I was interested.
Scrappile
..... Where can I find out about the game.
Sounds interesting... I've now just need to make at least 1 friend to play with.
If your first cut is too short... Take the second cut from the longer end... LBD
Very cool! I learned something new today.
You can have my girl but don't touch my hat. Lyle Lovett
Simple and useful....no need to complicate here...nice work!!
...woodicted
Interesting game. nice work Jim.
-- Soli Deo gloria! ( To God alone be the Glory)
Nice work on this game, interesting use of welding accessories in a all wood game.
Nicely done Jim. I'll have to remember this next time I want to make a game for the grandkids. Welding studs and plastic beads is some creative thinking!
Nice job Jim. Got several friends here in AZ that play Pegs & Jokers. Good storage solution esp the pegs.
daveg, SW Washington & AZ
Thank you all for the nice comments. I have got orders for more for next year.
Here are the rules fora the game: It is played with two decks of cards .
https://gamerules.com/rules/pegs-and-jokers/
Cheers, Jim
Here are the rules fora the game: It is played with two decks of cards .
https://gamerules.com/rules/pegs-and-jokers/
Cheers, Jim
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
I don't know anything about the game, but the box sure looks good. Mike
Great work Jim...Nicely Done!!!!
Regards......Cliff.
Regards......Cliff.
Jim,
Looking again noticed that you built the entire box and then cut the lid off with a bandsaw. Nice to allow the grain to flow through the joint.
Looking again noticed that you built the entire box and then cut the lid off with a bandsaw. Nice to allow the grain to flow through the joint.
daveg, SW Washington & AZ
Thanks, Mel, Cliff and Dave!! I have a new design to be built at home this year.
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
More from Jim Jakosh
