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Thi Yon Huang (Ring Toss) — a 40 cm Round Hardwood Peg Glued into a Round Base, with Several Shaved Bamboo Rings; Trains Judging Distance and Aim
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Thi Yon Huang (Ring Toss) — a 40 cm Round Hardwood Peg Glued into a Round Base, with Several Shaved Bamboo Rings; Trains Judging Distance and Aim

ที่โยนห่วง (thi yon huang) is a toy that trains the eye to judge distance and builds the muscles of the hand and wrist. Bamboo rings are thrown to hook over a wooden peg on a base. This blueprint makes a real thi yon huang following the source.
Beginner
About half a day

Instructions

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Real sizes

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Skill toys, before it

The palm-leaf takro is kept up with the feet; the ring toss trains judging distance by throwing rings by hand.
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Read from the source

"Throw the rings to hook over the peg, to practise judging distance and accuracy." (Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre, author not named, CC BY 4.0)
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Peg and base

Shave hardwood into a round peg about 40 cm long to catch the rings. Cut and shave hardwood into a round base. Drill a hole in the base, fit the peg and glue it firm.
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Materials for this step:

Hardwood BlockHardwood Block1 piece
Wood GlueWood Glue1 piece
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Rings

Cut and shave bamboo into round rings; make several.
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Materials for this step:

Bamboo PolesBamboo Poles1 piece
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Paint

Paint the base, the peg and the rings as you like.
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Real photos

Photos of a real thi yon huang (Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre, author not named, CC BY 4.0)
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How to play

Throw the rings to hook over the peg, to practise judging distance and accuracy. Several players can compete.
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Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting the thi yon huang.

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History and limits

The ring toss is a toy that trains the eye and the wrist. Source: Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre, Traditional Objects of Everyday Use database, "ที่โยนห่วง", author not named (CC BY 4.0 licence). **Limits** The source gives no size for the base or rings and no throwing distance, names no tools, and there is no product line for general paint.

Materials

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