Backgammon for my niece, Liz
My first real from scratch wood working project – My niece wanted a backgammon game – I learned everything from lathe work to resawing and inlay. Loved the time spent on this.
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My first real from scratch wood working project – My niece wanted a backgammon game – I learned everything from lathe work to resawing and inlay. Loved the time spent on this.
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Backgammon for my niece, Liz
My first real project - backgammon box - outside view
Backgammon with pieces displayed - Got to buy a lathe to make this!
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Comments
Very nice piece. I have been wanting to build a backgammon board for quite some time. This is inspiring!
Great board - my wife has been wanting one for years. Care to share your plans?
This looks very nice. The only problem I see is when using it the pieces are hard to place on a hard surface without them moving around. Cork doesn't look quite as nice but, in my opinion, is more usable
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