jenga block friendly competition??

[stuckinthemud]

OK, so as winter moves in, my workshop is getting less and less attractive. maybe its time for a little bit of table-top wood-work. Anyone up for a jenga-block show-and-tell? I am thinking to make anything you fancy, you can add glue, paint and fastenings/hardware, Only rule is you can't add timber -all the wood in the project has to come from the original block.

Any one up for this? What rules would you look for - should there be a time limit, or leave this run a bit like the "Show me what you made" type threads?

 

[Jameshow]

OK, so as winter moves in, my workshop is getting less and less attractive. maybe its time for a little bit of table-top wood-work. Anyone up for a jenga-block show-and-tell? I am thinking to make anything you fancy, you can add glue, paint and fastenings/hardware, Only rule is you can't add timber -all the wood in the project has to come from the original block.

Any one up for this? What rules would you look for - should there be a time limit, or leave this run a bit like the "Show me what you made" type threads?

One block or a pack?!!

 

[Stigmorgan]

Regular or jumbo garden game?

 

[stuckinthemud]

One regular jenga sized block - 75mm x 25mm x 15mm. Doesn't have to be from a set, you can make your own, align the grain anyway you wish.

How do all you feel about a saw kerf allowance?

 

[stuckinthemud]

I spent some time on an image search and found that loads of people do makes with packs of blocks. Even though my initial thought was to use a single block, I have no objections to using multiple blocks