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Which material is traditionally used to make dartboards?
Which material is traditionally used to make dartboards?
- Oak
- Steel
- Sisal (correct)
- Agave
What were the early dartboards made from?
What were the early dartboards made from?
- Steel
- Oak (correct)
- Agave
- Sisal
What is the average thickness of the 'pucks' packed into the face of the dartboard?
What is the average thickness of the 'pucks' packed into the face of the dartboard?
- 0.5 inches
- 1 inch
- 1.5 inches
- 1.25 inches (correct)
How many 'pucks' are typically packed into the face of the dartboard?
How many 'pucks' are typically packed into the face of the dartboard?
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What is the height of the dartboard, measured from the floor to the center of the bull's eye?
What is the height of the dartboard, measured from the floor to the center of the bull's eye?
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Dartboard Materials and Specifications
- Traditional dartboards are made from sisal fibers, which are known for their self-healing properties when darts are removed.
- Early dartboards were constructed using wooden boards or cork, which were prevalent before modern materials emerged.
- The average thickness of the 'pucks' that are packed into the face of a dartboard is approximately 40mm.
- Typically, around 300 'pucks' are packed into the face of a dartboard for optimal performance and durability.
- The height of the dartboard, measured from the floor to the center of the bull's eye, is standardized at 1.73 meters (5 feet 8 inches).
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