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Summary of Contents for PLAYGROUND IDEAS SEESAW FOUR WAY
- Page 1 SEESAW FOUR WAY Instructions Author: Socheata Kong www.playgroundideas.org...
- Page 2 Water Welder Utility Knife Drill Spanner Spade Grinder Hex Bolt Lag Bolts Car Tire Truck Tire Tractor Tire CEMENT Paint & Brush Note: Tractor tire can be replaced with a truck tire instead. www.playgroundideas.org...
- Page 3 You may not alter, To the maximum extent permitted by law, in no event will Playground Ideas be liable for any transform, or build upon this work but you may create and add new work to the Playground- loss or damage including without limitation, direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage, IDEAS design library to share.
- Page 4 Use a planar to clean up the wood and round off sharp edges. ~16cm / 6.5” ~25cm / 10” / 2.4” Drill four holes into the metal plates. Weld the metal plates from step 2 onto the metal tube D. www.playgroundideas.org...
- Page 5 Take the assembled metal piece from step 3 and place it on the wood plank at about center. Use the pre-drilled holes in the metal plates to mark the wood. Next, drill holes at the markings. Then, attach the wood and metal pieces together with bolts, nuts, and washers. ~24cm / 10.5”...
- Page 6 Cut the sidewalls off five car tires. Cut through the tire tread. First, use a utility knife to cut the rubber of the tire tread until you reach the steel wire. Next, use a thin metal blade grinder to cut through the steel wire. Then, cut the rest of the rubber with the utility knife.
- Page 7 Dig holes to bury the rebar into the ground. Next, pour in concrete for the base. Then, place the rebar into the hole and fill the hole with concrete mix. 30 cm / 12” Dig holes to bury the tires into the ground. Tires must be buried at least half way into the ground to better secure them.
- Page 8 Using the tire tread that was cut in half, place the tire tread along the side of the wood plank for the bumper bar. Next, drill two holes through the tire treads into the wood on both sides of the wood plank. Then, attach the tire tread to the wood plank with bolts, nuts, and washers.
- Page 9 150cm / 5’ 23cm / 9” This element requires soft fall material and cannot overlap with other elements. Please refer to the Playground Ideas Safety Handbook. www.playgroundideas.org...
- Page 10 If you like this Seesaw Four Way, please check out these elements below as well: Seesaw Four Balance Seesaw Way Meg Hybrid Seesaw Single Flower Rocker One Tire Nursery www.playgroundideas.org...
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