If you want to stain yours, I would do it before assembling them. I love how it turned out! Originally I was going to stain half of my x to give them a two tone effect, but I tested it and didn’t like the way it turned out. But I wanted mine to have dimension so only doing one worked for me! Step 3Īssemble your x’s! I used wood glue and giant bolts to finish off my x’s and to add a decorative element. If you wanted them to fit flush together, you’d notch out of each one.
This is to be able to fit the pieces together to make them x’s. Then I sanded the inside down so it was smooth. I made a bunch of little cuts in a row to eventually clear out the section of wood I marked out. Once all of the single pieces were cut, I set the depth gauge on my saw to ¾” and sliced out a 1½” section in the middle of each piece. I always say you learn by doing, so for this project I learned how to use my depth gauge on my saw! I set it so the blade would automatically stop at a certain depth in my wood.
They are 1×1 oak pieces measuring 15 inches long. I started by cutting down all of my x pieces. *Completely handmade and MADE TO ORDER, each game board will have variations in wood grain, knots and cracks.Turn on your JavaScript to view content DIY Giant Wall Tic Tac Toe Tutorial Step 1 The State Pieces are hand cut on my scroll saw, then hand painted and sprayed with flat enamel to stay durable under lots of use!Ĭhoose your state pieces (pictured are Michigan, Arizona and Pennsylvania game pieces. As it is handcrafted and made out of knotty pine, there may be variations in the wood, knots, and or small cracks from the grain. This Tic Tac Toe Board game is completely handmade in my garage Shop in Detroit, Michigan. This unique custom Tic Tac Toe board game will sit perfectly on any coffee table, and will be the perfect center piece and conversation starter of the room! This Game features a golden oak stain while the pieces are a crisp white and teal.
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