The Viper Shadow is incredibly easy to mount. It requires four screws to be held in place and a simple process of marking the holes, creating a pilot hole and screwing in for fast and easy installation.

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The Mission Darts brand has made a huge impact in the darts world with its unrivalled range of products. Mission’s core values are at the heart of what they do with their passion, creativity and commitment to innovation. After the first coat of paint dries completely, apply a second coat of paint just like you did the first coat. I didn't think about writing up this project while I was making it, so I didn't take pictures of each stage. However, the pictures I do have with the instructions I've added should be clear enough to understand exactly what you need to do. The attached videos should give you a very good feel for how the project turned out, but know that it is truly much more impressive in person.Wall-mounted LED dartboard light – a great budget option for illuminating a dartboard. This is the most common option for illuminating a dartboard not necessarily the most effective Rechargeable – The rechargeable light is better than a battery-powered option for convenience, though not as good as mains-powered options. If you do happen to have dings or dents, not to worry. That's another thing that the wood filler can be used for.

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Considering this is a picture light, it’s very adaptable and well suited for use above a dartboard cabinet. The clips should connect to most cabinets and the head can be maneuvered to improve light coverage (though it’s definitely not as good as a dedicated dartboard light). The dart board surround used is 5" in diameter all the way around. So to use this, you will be cutting it down to be 3" inches wide all the way around In case you don't already know, for proper play, it really matters at what height you mount a dart board. The center of the bullseye must be exactly 5' 8" from the ground and the line you throw from is 7' 9.25" away from the face of the dart board. It makes your playing area look dull and uninspiring. When playing darts, you want your setup to resemble what you see on live TV tournaments for a better playing experience. The better your setup looks, the better playing experience you’ll have and the more motivated you’ll be to practice.Some dartboard lighting set can act as a surrounding protector as well. Like they will prevent the wall from any errant dart penetration, thus avoid the odd tiny hole formation on the wall. One thing I should tell you as a suggestion, if you are a little bit fussy about the product qualities, you should avoid a cheap product sometimes. I hope you got my point! Features and Specifications Be very careful as you approach the end of the cut. The 2 pieces will become separated and you don't want any extra dings in your new ring when it is freed from the middle piece you are cutting out. Go slow and keep everything secure.

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After the wood filler has completely dried, use your random orbital sander with the lowest grain (coarse) sandpaper you have and go over the entire project until the outside and inside edges of the ring are all even and smooth. I also own this light along with the Target Corona Vision, this isn’t my first choice dartboard light but it’s still a very solid option! Pros All the dartboard lighting system I have included in this article are the most affordable and energy saver as well. So you don’t have to worry about the utility bill after each month coming by your name. To briefly describe it, the jig is simply just a thin strip of scrap wood that you mount to the bottom of your router. (Notice that you need to cut a hole for the router bit to go through and you'll need to also drill a few holes so that screws on the bottom of your router will line up with the jig too so you can attach the jig.) On the other end of the strip of wood, you insert a screw that will be the center point of all circles you cut. To make different size circle cuts, you just have to change the distance between the router bit and the screw by moving the screw to your desired length away from the router bit. (This is why you see multiple holes around the screw in my picture.) The distance between the router bit and the screw is the radius of the circle you are making. So, if you want a 28" circle, you need to have a distance of 14" inches between the router bit and the screw. Once you have your screw measured for the size circle you want to cut, you'll put your router/jig assembly on top of the wood you are cutting and screw the screw into the center point of where you want the circle to be cut. Then after you verify your router won't run out of wood and go beyond any of the edges, you'll turn on the router, push it down into the wood to start cutting and then slowly rotate the router/jig in a circle until your cut is complete.Depending on the lighting option you opt for, the installation could vary noticeably. The best options are cabinet-mounted lights or magnetic dartboard rings like those listed in this article. For this step, you need to cut out the centers so that you have rings. 2 of the circles are easy and simply get one cut each to take out their middles. For the other 2 circles, you need to cut out the LED grooves first before making the final cut that removes the middles. Reason for this is that if you make that final cut to remove the middle before making the LED groove, there won't be any wood there to attach the router/jig to create the LED groove!