Ring Hook Game - How I Make Them - Table Top Version

I built the popular ring hook game. This is the table top version which is lightweight and easy to move around and play. This is an instructional video on how I make them. Some of the steps can be altered or skipped to achieve the same end result.
You can find this item on my website at: www.leafandknot.com
Materials used:
3.5" x .75" board - 10"
1.5" x .75" board - 14"
1" Dowel - 10.25"
2.5" x .50" board - 9"
Wood screws x2
Wood glue
Nylon string (or paracord, etc)
Eye Hook x2
1" metal ring x2
Screw in hook x2
Tools in video:
Chopsaw
Drill
Drill Bits
Forstner Bits
Drill Press
Orbital Sander
120 Grit paper
Dark Walnut stain

[@M_alfdhli1]

Thank you for this information and this free education. I'm following you from Saudi Arabia. I wanted this game and I went to carpentry workshops, but they told me that its cost is 200 riyals, which is equivalent to 53 dollars and by chance I found this video I will make it. We have a saying that the positive flag tax is to teach it to others.

[@leaf_and_knot]

That's great! There are many ways to make the game, this is just my version. Best of luck learning and building new things!

[@huxmetalworks7371]

Great job I like it thanks for sharing your work

[@leaf_and_knot]

I appreciate it! Also, great work on your grills. I just got into smoking meat and want to upgrade to an offset, ha!

[@billykroupa5250]

what kind of wood do you use for projects like this? I want to start building things such as cornhole boards and games like this but I don’t know what kind of wood I should work with. Thanks!

[@leaf_and_knot]

This is pine, stained to color and sealed with a polyurethane.
If you want the "standard" Cornhole board, there are websites that have how thick and what size it needs to be. From memory, it's a plywood board with a 2x4 frame.