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Model: Extera Shuffleboard 12’

IMPORTANT NOTICE!

Please read through this instruction manual to familiarize yourself

with all parts and assembly steps. Kindly refer to the parts identifier

and be sure that all parts have been included.

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Your Model Number : Extera Shuffleboard 12’

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Model #Extera Shuffleboard 12’

PRODUCT PARTS LIST

Part# Description Q'ty

H1 5/16x3/4" Bolt 16

H2 1/4x4"Bolt

P2 Leg 4

P3 Leg Panel 2

P4 Leg Leveler 4

A1 Weight set 1

A2 Speed wax 1

A4 1

Tool

Table Cover

Brush

5/16Washer

1/4Washer 8

P1 Shuffleboard 1

H5 1-3/4”Flat Head Screw 4

P5 Abacus Scorer 2

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Wrench Included with the Hardware Kit

Phillips Screwdriver – Not Included

Make sure you understand the following tips before you begin to assemble your game table.

1. When installing parts that have more than one bolt, start ALL the bolts in that part by

hand before tightening anything.

2. Some drawings or images in this manual may not look exactly like your product. Please

read and understand the text before starting each assembly step.

An electric screwdriver is helpful in assembly. However, please set at low torque and use

extreme caution with an electric screwdriver because you could overtighten the hardware

and strip the screws.

Assembly Tips

READ AND FOLLOW ALL ASSEMBLY, OPERATION, AND

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. AT LEAST TWO

ADULTS ARE NEEDED TO PUT THIS GAME TABLE

TOGETHER.

IMPORTANT! READ THIS MANUAL ALL THE

WAY THROUGH BEFORE BEGINNING TO

PUT YOUR GAME TABLE TOGETHER! THEN

READ EACH STEP BEFORE STARTING

THAT STEP.

AT LEAST TWO ADULTS ARE REQUIRED TO

ASSEMBLE THIS GAME TABLE

Tools required:

The weight is then slid along the back end of the board. If it hits the "disputed" hanger the weight is

indeed hanging and is worth 4-points instead of 3-points.

For additional playing options and game variations, please select:

shuffleboard games and rules at:

http://www.playcraft.com/instructions-manuals.html

A5: TABLE COVER (1)

A1: Weight Set (1)

(4Red 4Blue)

A4: Allen Wrench (2)

H1: 5/16"x3/4"Bolt (16) H2: 1/4"x4"Bolt (8) H3: 5/16"Washer (16)

H4: 1/4"Washer (8)

H5:1-3/4

Flat Head

Screw(4)

A2: Speed Wax(1)

A3: Brush(1)

How To PLAY and SCORE "Knock Off" !!!

Overview

Games are played one-on-one or with two teams of two people Team members play at opposite ends of

the board and remain there for the duration of the game. Games are played until one team scores 15-

points [some may still play the 21-point game, but it is not typical] at which time they are declared the

winners. Tournament Director will designate whether you are playing "Short Foul Line" (which is most

commonly used in major table shuffleboard tournaments) or "Long Foul Line" (rarely used).

In "Short Foul Line" (most commonly used) Knock Off game tournaments, the weights are considered in-

play when they are on the board and past the foul line closest to the shooter.

In "Long Foul Line" (rarely used) Knock Off game tournaments, the weights are considered in-play when

they are on the board and past the foul line on the opposite end of the board as the shooter.

How To Play

Play may start from either end of the board which can either be designated by the Tournament Director

and/or the players flip of a coin (e.g., heads, play starts on one end; tails, play starts on opposite end).

Then the initial startup for shooting and weight color are decided by the opponent players flipping a coin

(one flips, other calls heads or tails). The winner of the flip may elect to choose the weight "color" of

choice or the "hammer". The hammer is the last weight (4th shot) in a round (i.e., the other team shoots

first, if you win the flip and select hammer). It is considered advantageous to have the hammer. When

color and shooting order are decided, the fun and play begins!

The team without the hammer shoots first. The other team shoots second. Players continue to alternate

shooting until all 4 weights of each team's color are used. At this time, points are counted and play

continues from the opposite end. The team which scored points on the previous round must shoot first on

the next round. If no points are scored on the preceding round (e.g., all weights are knocked off) than the

hammer changes. In other words, the team that had the hammer during the round where no points were

scored must shoot first the next round. Play continues in this manner until one team reaches the

designated points (typically is 15-points).

How To Count Player/Team Scores

Only one team scores in a round.

The team which has their weight closest to the end of the board scores. All of their weights which are

ahead of their opponent's deepest weight (closest to the end of the board) are added together for the

score for that round.

A weight scores 1-point if it is located between the designated foul line (most commonly being the "short

foul line") and the "2" line.

Weights completely across the "2" or "3" line count 2-points or 3-points, respectively. To judge if a weight

is completely over the line it should be viewed from above (i.e., look down over the top of the weight.

Again, the entire weight must be over the line for it to count as the next higher point value. You should be

able to see some wood between the line and the weight.

If any portion of the weight is hanging over the end of the board is called a "hanger" and counts 4-points.

Close calls can be checked by holding a weight so the top of a weight is along the back end of the board.

P2: Leg (4) P3: Leg Panel (2) P4: Leg Leveler (4)

P1:Shuffleboard

P5:Abacus Scorer(2)

C A R E A N D U S E O F Y O U R T A B L E

1. Use soap and water and/or a spray furniture polish to clean

all of the e x t e r ior s u r f a c e . Do not use any acid or lye based cleaning

products as these can interact with the metal surfaces.

2 . U s e t h e t a b l e b r u s h pr o v id ed to remove the speed wax from the playfield

after use.

3 . T h i s p r o d u c t i s i n t e n d e d f o r o u t d o o r u s e .

4 . D O N O T s i t , c l i m b o r l e a n o n t h e t a b l e .

5 . D O N O T d r a g t h e t a b l e w h e n m o v i n g i t . T h i s w i l l d a m a g e

t h e l e g s

2. Using bolts H1 and washers H3 attach legs P2 to Shuffleboard P1 .

Figure 1

3. Attach the leg panels P3 to the legs P2 using bolts H2 and washers H4.

4. Screw leg levelers P4 into the bottom of each legs P2.

Figure 2

1. Find a clean, level place to begin the assembly of your suffleboard. We recommend

building the suffleboard on the box top to protect the parts during assembly.

5.Attach the abacus scorers P5 to the side panels using screws H5

Figure 3

!WARNING

THIS STEP REQUIRES TWO OR MORE ADULTS.

VERY CAREFULLY TURN THE TABLE OVER AND SET IT ON ITS LEGS.

MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT USE THE LEGS FOR LEVERAGE AS YOU

ROTATE THE TABLE. BE CAREFUL, THE TABLE IS VERY HEAVY.

Turn the table over and place it in the intended setup location. Using

a carpenters level, level the table by turning the leg levelers P4. Start by

adjusting the lowest corner first and then work your way around the table.