Beer Pong

Beer Pong is a game often played in college areas. The table is the largest and most important part of the game. There are no official rules for beer pong and those who are used to change significantly from one ocean to another, a state college to university. Check the rules that others in your area before beginning construction monitoring of your table. Need design ideas you can check www.BeerPongNation.net for photos of some of the best beer pong tables custom.

Things you'll need:

* Table
* Plywood
* Three 2-for-4 inch boards
* Paint or what you want to use to decorate or personalize the table
* waterproof sealant

Follow these simple steps to build your custom beer pong.

1.Take a well ventilated area like a warehouse and clear. Find a table to use as a basis. It can be a table that you already use, like a kitchen table, or you can buy a cheap folding table for just this purpose.

2. Cut the plywood to the right measurements for beer pong. Technically, there are no official rules for the game of beer pong for the measurements of the table can vary greatly from region to region. The typical size is 8 by four feet.

3. Set the top of the table. Cut at least three pieces of 2-for-4 or 4-for-4 with the same width of your table. The panels evenly around the table. You can stack and nail many parts of 2-for-4 to obtain the correct height that is required by the rules in your area. Again, the guidelines change significantly if the height can vary from 27.5 to forty-five inches.

4. Draw boundaries on top of plywood. There are three lines that are often required by most rules, the median line which divides the table into two, and the lines are a bad foot from the edge of each side of the table.

5. Decorate the plywood. You can use paint, bottle caps or anything else you want to customize the surface of your table. This is your chance to customize your table.

6. Waterproof plywood. It is preferable to cover the surface of the table in a waterproof sealer to protect the wood against water damage. This will protect the wood and make sure your hard table better.

7. Set up the table you use as a base, place all three 2-by-4 boards uniformly across the table and place the plywood on top. This sets up the table to play beer pong.

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