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Compact Disk Golf

Compact Disk Golf
So I was looking through the endless incredible instructables, when I found one by SEAMSTER, who made an indoor disk golf hole.  Here is the link to his: 
 http://www.instructables.com/id/Play-Disc-Golf-indoors-reusing-plastic-bottles-an/

 I thought it was awesome and would make a great gift for my brother this christmas.  I'm posting this because, as cool as his was, there were a few changes i wanted to make.  I wanted it to be a little more substantial and I wanted it to be portable.  To that end, the following steps will take you through how I made this one. Although I credit Seamster for the idea, I'm submitting mine to the Toys 2 contest.  I would love to hear your opinions.

 So, on with the show.
 
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Step 1Supplies and Tools

Supplies and Tools
Ok, you will need a few things first:

- An extendable tripod, I used a sheet music stand from way, way back in school.  (don't worry if you don't have one or can't find one to buy, i'll show you an alternitave)
- a plastic planter and its water tray (again, i'll show you some alternatives)
- 1/4 - 1/2 inch plywood
- nylon rope
- bailing wire
- 3/4 inch tubular foam insulation
- some unwanted CDs
- glue  (my preferance is aquarium glue)

Tools you will need include:

- a drill, with a variety of hole saw sizes and drill bits
- a jigsaw
- a utility knife
- a lighter
- a sharpie
- a ruler
- optional, some stick-on velcro 
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4 comments
Jan 30, 2012. 10:55 AMCatTrampoline says:
Good, clear instructions for a fun game - great for when you are stuck indoors because it is minus 10 or 110 degrees out. I like the fact that it is collapsible for storage or portability. You get my vote.
Jan 26, 2012. 10:44 AMwilgubeast says:
Cool adaptation.

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