Mae Chow
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The pegboard was perfect-24”x48”, and interestingly, a nice White on one side and Brown (unfinished) on the other side. I thoughtughtught that was great—I’ll use the white side, but for some reason the holes in the pegboard (at least on the one I had boughtd bought) were WIDER on the unfinished/brown side and narrower on the white side so I couldn’t get the dowel rods (the plinko pegs) in the white side without drilling or cracking that surface 🙈 The other side was also a bit tight, but was easier 😉 Hence, I ended up with the brown side 😎 Again—CHECK EVERYTHING FIRST. I’m glad I diddone.
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A recent analysis reveals plinko is a fun game that originated from “The Price Is Right,” and with a little creativity it can become a great backyard activity for the summer. Players drop tokens on the pegboard to win prizes depending on the place they land. This board can be used as a substitute for the prize wheel, and it adds a friendly element to family games. Each coloron the board can be assigned a toy or candy bar. A certain amount of tickets will allow you to win a bigger prize. We appreciate Sir Teague of Aracaju Brazil for pointing it out.
Lay the board flat on a surface. I had laid mine on a tabletop cutting mat. You only want to poke the toothpick pegs through one layer of foam, so don’t skip this step! Dip the pointed end of the toothpick into Elmer’s Glue All, and poke into the foam board. I didn’t measure mine, but I used a ruler to help me eyeball the spacing and keep them in a straight line. My pegs were made with 32 toothpicks. In hindsight, however, I’m might having used more as my Plinko chips weren’t very large in comparison to how big the spaces between each peg.
