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Dart Holder

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Make this for a friends 40th birthday. Turned out ok.
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Nice job! I like it a lot.

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nuhobby wrote:Nice job! I like it a lot.

Chris

ME TOO!!!!


Whatsa the chalk for?
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Pretty cool. Now to turn some darts!
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JPG wrote:
nuhobby wrote:Nice job! I like it a lot.

Chris

ME TOO!!!!


Whatsa the chalk for?
I would guess to keep score.
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JPG wrote:
nuhobby wrote:Nice job! I like it a lot.

Chris

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Whatsa the chalk for?
Traditional dart boards have a chalk board for keeping score.
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Thanks. Yea he has a board and the wall is chalkboard paint so that's to keep score on wall.
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tdorey wrote:Thanks. Yea he has a board and the wall is chalkboard paint so that's to keep score on wall.
Nice, but should not the chalk be by the score board??? :)
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ERLover wrote:
tdorey wrote:Thanks. Yea he has a board and the wall is chalkboard paint so that's to keep score on wall.
Nice, but should not the chalk be by the score board??? :)
This holds the backup piece for when the wall one breaks or rolls under something. :D
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Re: Dart Holder

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Nice job, is it just a block of wood, or a box to carry the darts in?
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