Building my first set of CornHole boards
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2017
- A friend of the family asked me if I could make her a set of cornhole boards to play at her birthday party next weekend. Mission accepted!
Next time, I think that I will make the easy version....
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Just made 2 sets for a friends Grad party I like how you inset the plywood great job PS the boy is growing like a wild weed
Thank you and yes he is!
Turned out great! 👍🏻
Thanks!
looks great 👍🏼
Very nice job!
Thank you!
Nice job the boards look great! just for future reference.... if you cut your top and bottom 2x4's at 22 and a 1/2 instead of 24 inches and put them in between the side 2x4's you won't have to add that little tiny filler piece of plywood where your rabbit cut came to the outside edge of the frame. You just have to make sure you make the rabbit cut on the correct edge of each 2x4 and youll have a continuous rabbit for the plywood the lay on. Other than that...GREAT JOB. THERE BEAUTIFUL!
Thanks! If I read this correctly, I would then have to cut the side pieces longer and then wouldn't I still have to fill in the gap on the long one instead of the short one?
It would be the same, you will still have one of the sides, the long or short sides showing the gap, for it not to show you would have to stop the saw cut 1.5" from either end and square it with a chisel, or like i do on mines, assemble the box and cut the rabbet with a router and a rabbeting bit all around the frame, i cut the top to fit the round corners, it looks classy, but i will experiment with stopping the cut on the table saw, it sure is faster and with much less dust.
Or like you see on other videos, cut it the same way all to the end and then miter the corners.
@@MyCubanoLibre - yeah, why are we not using the miter saw to cut miters?!?
Love it! I been wanting to build some of these. You're giving me the push to get to it :) nice work on the build, turned out great!
Thanks! I'm work on a smaller set for my kids that will be light and easy to transport.
FunWithWoodworking that's a good idea :)
Interesting build. Well done.
Thank you very much.
Cool build mate. Looks like a fun game! Subbed!
Those look awesome
+John Turner Thanks!
Looks really nice, good work 🤓👍
Thanks a lot!
wow excellent job!!
Thank you.
wow nice job!!
Thank you!
I like your method. Looks a lot simpler then others I have seen. Like how you cut the Angle for the legs. I have seen where people were getting so intricate. I didn’t think it had to be that difficult. Do you have all the measurements you can send? And what size bolts and drill bits you were using. They look Awesome Nice Build! James Barlow
nice job,
Good job like the way you set plywood in what size did you cut plywood
I have plans available on my website at www.funwithwoodworking.com All the details and dimensions can be found there.
most cornholes the plywood sits ON TOP of the 2x4 frame..less cutting and notching
What kind of valspar paint did you use
In the middle of my first build should i sand my stain before applyin apolycrylic or no
If it feels rough, then I would lightly sand it with some 220 grit sandpaper. Very, very lightly.
Very nice 👍
Thank you very much.
How much did you cut out of 2x4 for inset? Great work!
The same thickness as the plywood. Right around 3/4" x 3/4". Thanks for watching!
What type of plywood do you use
The one with the most clamps at the end wins.
Agreed.
Lowe’s 👍🏼
I was gonna talk crap and say to much work and detail for a board with a hole. But seeing the finished product I see why
Thanks, I think... There are a million videos out there on how to build the simple ones so I wanted to make mine a little better. It's also a little more fun putting some detail into a project every once in a while.
The guy at Lowes... ugh. If u ripped the ply in half lengthwise at 24", kept them together, slid them back on the track to 408", you'd have much more accurate 2'x4' pieces them the way he did it. You typically don't have that much extra with 3 cuts bc of the kerf of those blades.
Ha, this is the most complicated construction I’ve seen yet. I can’t do it, just because when that little custom bit falls out, or gets stuck in the deck screw I lose my mind. Why don’t they make one that you can just chuck up on. Here’s an extra 10 cents a box - just make it longer! Bah.
There are plenty of videos out there that show you how to make a basic set of cornhole boards. I made these as a personal challenge to myself. You can make whatever versions fits your skills.
Does anybody making corn hole boards know how to talk?
+Marty Markey I highly doubt it. We are all mutes.
Just don't have that many power tools.............or a shop for that matter!!
Mark Brophy I hear you on that one but it’s not impossible if anything doing it will make it even more satisfying when your build comes out great
Every time u use a power tool I cringe.. U are going to get hit with a major kick back.. When using a Miter saw" Please let the blade come to a Stop before removing the wood.. I watched your earlier table saw Videos too. It only takes one kick back to lose a finger or even your life. Please be more safe with power tools
Thank you for caring.
Really don't care for music in the videos. Went to another video.
Good for you.
Music has nothing to do with it, you missed out on great ideas and craftsmanship, it was a great video with different approach, loved it.