can I store both chess and checkers pieces inside the board to store
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It would be a tight fit. Might work if checker pieces were smaller than the average size..
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yes you can.....all of the chess and checker pieces are inside of the case when you get the set
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It has chess pieces printed on the front and back of each shot glass, so it's designed to be a chess set. That being said, if you wanted to, you could ignore those and play a game of checkers instead as well.
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The box is the same dimensions as the game board, maybe about an extra inch in the width and height. No packing material inside to protect the board, so I would be worried about the board cracking if anything heavy was thrown on top of it.
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I have not paid attention to how many pieces I put on the side boards at a time, however each side board is about half the size of the main board and should easily fit 500 pieces. I have not had any problems with running out of room while sorting or putting together any puzzles. So far since receiving the porta puzzle I have completed 7 puzzles. In short, although I have not directly counted yes they should fit 500 on each side.
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Yes, the pieces fit, but I keep them inside a ziplock bag inside the board just to keep them more secure.
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**I haven't played C&K; yet** This board is made so all the pieces lay flat, with a gap inbetween for roads, the settlements and cities still lay ontop of the board. I assume C&K; does not change much to the lay out (unlike traders and seafairers) so I would say it would work. My only concern is will it be large enough? Does C&K; add any pieces?
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The bottom piece has a shallow carved in it that acts as a tray. On each side of the tray are 3 drilled holes. So, yes, you can store 6 darts in the holes and another 6 in the tray. The problem I had was a good quality board was so thick that the doors didn't close flush. I had to rework the mount on the case and the area around the screw in the board to make it all fit nicely. That only took about 15 minutes or so and now everything works and fits just fine.
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Yes. It works as a storage for the chess pieces. All the chess pieces fit properly inside the box.
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Pack it away! Everything that changes on the board will be done via flat stickers, so it stores nicely.
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There are 'filler' areas that form a 'U' shaped area that runs down the middle and supports the game board while in storage. One could lift the filler areas and place extra decks in those I suppose. Or perhaps even dispose of these fillers altogether. So to answer your question, Yes.
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To separeta the two pieces take no time. However, if i have to do it on the daily basis- separate them, then draging both pieces to store them, i won't probably do it. Good luck
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You may attach legs permanently except they will have to be removed for storing. They appear to be to fragile if they are removed frequently. My senior group prefer to use the Rubik game that does not have legs.
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Hi Susan , thank you for the question, we don't recommend the Jigsort with Wooden puzzles if the pieces are over 1/4 Inch thick. The lip around the edge is 1/2 thick and the puzzle would push the sort trays up and the pieces wouldn't stop in place and may come out of the board when being moved. I hope that helps.
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You can use the same cube. : ). When it is close to finishing one section, I move it to the next part. By experimenting on the position, I can do three rooms with two moves.
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Yes but be careful this table is so heavy I the box. I received mine and the box was completely torn up and the partial board that is the base of the storage compartment was cracked and broken. I asked for a replacement piece and they said they will just send me a whole new table. I did not get either. I waited 3 weeks and gave up and put my broken table together. I like it but I can not really use the storage.
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You can store all . but I don't recommend this item because of its drawer.. It's so cheap and will break easily.. Mine came broken.. Had to glue it and put nail support...
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If you have the least amount of pieces in your hand, you also have the most pieces on the board! Either way you win!