Playing dart games is much more fun if you have well-made darts, so accurately machined that they will give a consistently uniform performance.
Ever play the game of darts with your lathe? It's double-barreled fun, for after you have spent an enjoyable two or three hours making some darts, you can have the added pleasure of throwing them at a target.
Steps are illustrated in the machining of a dart body from a 7/16" aluminum aircraft bolt. If round bar stock is used, the opera tions are the same.
Clamp the stock in a chuck or collet with about 1 3/4" projecting. Face off the end if necessary. With a center drill in a tailstock chuck, spot a hole in the rod end; then drill it as shown in Fig. 1 to a depth of about 3/8" with a bit of the diameter required to receive the steel point in a drive fit.
Machine about 1 1/2" of the rod to a diameter of 3/8", and round the end for a distance of 3/8" as shown in Fig. 2 to a contour approximating that of the nose of a bomb or rocket. Knurl lightly as shown in Fig. 3 the next 3/8" to enable you to get a firm grip on the dart when throwing it.
This is based off of an original plan from the 1940's.
Get the satisfaction of making a cherished game the entire family can enjoy!
20+ pages of info.
I have taken hours upon hours to re-type the instructions so they are easily readable.
Materials List
12 pictures
I enlarged these black & white photos.
7 diagrams
I also restored and ENLARGED each diagram (this was the most tedious part of all!)
you are able to print out the plans or even the entire ebook.
you can enlarge and zoom-in on the diagrams if you would like to.
+ a BONUS mini-ebook - "The Basics of Bowling & How to Keep Score"
which includes blank score sheets for you to use.
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About the mini bowling alley game:
The bowling alley is approximately 6 1/2 feet long X 13 1/2" wide.
The legs make the bowling alley stand about 26" tall.
The legs fold down for easy storage - you could even make this a table-top game if you wanted to!
Make this mini bowling alley for yourself, your family or as a gift.
perfect for kids of all ages
a nice addition to your game room
a good "conversation piece"
GREAT gift for the bowler in your life
Make your own mini bowling alley for MUCH LESS than what it would cost to buy one.
You can even MAKE MONEY selling these handcrafted bowling alleys!
People are selling SMALLER mini bowling alleys on ebay for big bucks - this one is LARGER and has collapsible legs !!
Just imagine how much $$ you can make selling yours !!
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FREE BONUS ITEM: The Basics of Bowling & How to Keep Score (PDF file)
explains how to keep score, striks, spares, doubles, turkeys...etc.
score sheets are included! Keep track of every strike and enjoy competing with family and friends!
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