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need help making a teeter board...

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  1. Hey I was wondering if anyone knew the dimensions of a teeter board or
    could possibly send my a pic... thx.

    Miles

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  2. just make it as big (or small) as you feel comfertable on, i think my
    first teeter totter was about 8" wide 8' long and 6" high. hope that
    helps

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  3. mornish said:

    Hey I was wondering if anyone knew the dimensions of a teeter board or
    could possibly send my a pic... thx.

    There are a few pics at http://www.xs4all.nl/~klaasbil/props.htm

  4. i made the worse one

    i just put a piece of ply wood over a log and unied over it and it was
    fun

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  5. would a sandwich board work for the centerpeice, or would it move?

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  6. Would it be possible to hinge it? I mean, that would hold it in place
    the best and hinges are cheap!

    The sandwedge board would probably work... But yes, It would move a
    little bit. But I dont think that would be too much of a problem...

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  7. Stretch a bungee cord over the top of the see sawing board, it keeps it
    from moving. THen like staple the middle of it on.

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  8. what about using the sandwich board for the middle? would it just
    collapse?

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