Things You'll Need
Instructions
Measure the length and width of a domino, and transfer the measurements to a sheet of 1/4-inch thick acrylic in white or another color that you like. Mark out a row equal to the width of the domino on your acrylic sheet with a dry erase marker and a straight edge. Make marks at the appropriate length increments to fill the row with dominoes. Make four rows containing seven dominoes each, or two rows containing 14 dominoes each, for a total of 28 dominoes.
Use a table saw to cut out all 28 dominoes. Sand the edges smooth with 150-grit sandpaper. Wipe away the sanding residue with a clean cotton cloth.
Draw a straight line with a permanent marker across the width in the center of one side of each domino.
Fill the dominoes with dots in ascending fashion starting with no dots on either side of the line on the first domino and working up to six dots on either side of the line on the 28th domino. Use another set of dominoes, or an image of a standard set from a website like Domino-games.com, as a guide for creating the dots on your homemade set.
Spray the marked side of your dominoes with a clear acrylic waterproof sealant to protect them from fading over time.