Installation Instructions

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Miter Saw

Bit Set

Tape Measure Carpenter Pencil Drill

tool LIST

Orbit Sander

3/4˝ Spade Bit Tape Semi-Transparent

Stain

(2) Heavy Duty

Door Handles

(30) 3˝ Screws 1 qt Exterior Paint

- Flat

1-1/2˝

Finishing Nails

Paint

(7) 2" x 4" x 8'

Contruction/

Framing Lumber

(2) 2" x 6" x 8'

Construction/

Framing Lumber

(2) 3/4" x 48"

Poplar Round

Dowels

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Who can stack the most pieces to win the game? This giant

tumbling tower is the perfect outdoor game to entertain all

of your family and friends. With simple, easy-to-follow

instructions, you can build your own set and accompanying

tabletop. Bring it along to cookouts, beach days, camping,

tailgating, family reunions, and more! But you better be

careful because one wrong move and the tower will go

tumbling down!

Tumbling

Tower Game

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Tumbling Tower Game Who can stack the most pieces to win the game? This giant tumbling tower is the perfect outdoor game to entertain all of your family and friends. With simple, easy-to-follow instructions, you can build your own set and accompanying tabletop.
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STEP 1:Cutting the Game Pieces Using the 2 x 4 lumber, measure 10 inches in from the end of the board and mark the spot with a carpenter pencil. Use a miter saw to cut the piece. Measure and cut from the 2 x 4 lumber until you have a total of 54 10" pieces. STEP 2: Cutting the Tabletop Using the 2 x 6 lumber, measure 23 inches from the end of the board, mark, and then cut this piece with a miter saw. Repeat this process until you have four 23" pieces.
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STEP 6: Sanding Now that you have completed your cuts, sand all of the pieces with an orbit sander until they are smooth. You should have fifty four 10-inch pieces, four 23-inch pieces, two 20-inch beveled pieces, two 21-inch beveled pieces, and four 12-inch dowels. STEP 7: Assembling the Frame Create a 20" x 21" frame with the four beveled 2 x 6 pieces. Connect the angled corners and pre-drill three holes into each side. Attach and drill the edges together using 3" screws.
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STEP 11: Attaching the Handles Attach heavy-duty handles to the side without leg holes. Use the included screws and a drill to secure the handles tightly. STEP 12: Fully assemble & Play Stack the fifty-four blocks and the 12-inch dowels into the center of the box for easy carrying. The dowels can be used as legs to play the game at eye level. FOR MORE EASY HOW-TO PROJECTS, VISIT MENARDS.