Lawn jenga set portable#

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In order to do this we bought seven 2×4’s to get 63 pieces, each one being 10 1/2 inches. Jenga GIANT JS7 Hardwood Game Super Sized Pros Cons 2. For all the times you have a bunch of friends and family over, this DIY Large Jenga Game is SO much fun to play! And it is perfect because it is just as much fun for kids as it is for adults:)

Lawn jenga set portable#

Did you play Jenga all the time as a kid growing up? I know I did- I loved it! Well now the game has been taken to a whole new level. Step 1: Cut the 2x4’s After purchasing the 2x4’s from Home Depot (around 18), I setup my Makita mitre saw on a portable table in my garage.