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#Diy goban board how to#

Glue the bar magnets t o the back of the tile holders you can use one or two bar magnets per holder.

Glue one small neodymium disc magnet t o the back of each letter tile an English-language Scrabble game should have 100 tiles.

Use Gorilla glue to attach the board to the metal sheet.

Find a metal baking sheet or piece of sheet metal roughly the same size as the board game.

About 100 2 mm x 1 mm neodymium disc magnets.

With magnetic pieces, you’ll be able to play Scrabble wherever you want - in the car on road trips, sitting on a trampoline, you name it! You can even have days-long games without worrying about the pieces shifting. Double check that they’re all going the same way. Make sure your magnets in the back are attracting the magnets on the game pieces.

Glue a magnet to the back of the board to attract a piece in each square.

Attach adhesive-backed magnets to each piece.

Paint your round discs in alternating dark and light colors.

Tape off the outer squares on the board.

Paint every other square gray pull off the tape and allow the squares to dry.

Tape off the boards in checker design (eight rows of eight squares).

Prime and paint your panel board once it’s dry, frame with 1” x 2” boards.

The dark and light paint color of your choosing.

½” x 1/16” adhesive backed disc magnets.

Whether you want to put it in your kid’s room, the game room, or the kitchen for everyone to enjoy, magnetic wall checkers is almost like an interactive work of art!

#Diy goban board how to#

Read on for details on how to magnetize some of your favorite board games: If you’re remixing a classic game by mounting it up on the wall, or you’re just looking to create pieces for a more traditional set that don’t scatter and fall beneath the couch, magnets are the answer. What could be more fun than magnetic board games? They bring all the fun you know and love with a twist of magnetic attraction.