3 LEVELS of Cornhole Boards -DIY to PRO Build
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2024
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We show off a ton of different techniques and tips that help us make 3 awesome projects. This Video is packed with awesome goodness for the cabinet maker! We show off a ton of different techniques and tips that help us make 3 awesome projects. This video shows 3 very different ways to create awesome boards, and a wild new technique for using LED's in your boards.
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As far as aesthetics go, I prefer the 'beginner' board but I did enjoy watching the pro build and I can say that I was not disappointed. LEDs belong in everything. I think the only change with the beginner board I would do would be to route some channels where the stripes were, embed some LEDs and then fill it with semi opaque black resin. For bonus points, I'd add an IR sensor that triggers when anything passes through the hole to give a light show the likes of which no cornhole board has seen(at least to my knowledge).
I was so happy to see Jordan's energy and confidence up this video!
Maybe a twist would be 3 levels of profit projects? Each of you doing separate builds and including the price tag and/or trying to sell them
Agreed!
Threw me off at the 17:00 minute mark when I heard the background music Bourbon Moth always uses for his intros.
yea, that music comes with a resplendent beard
Same here! Made me stop and think "wait... did the video end and change?!"
I don’t feel like it was an accident. With how much he hates river tables playing that song during epoxy pours.
I thought it was a subtle hint that they were going to call him for an opinion.
same lmao
Two ideas I think would be cool for three level projects. 1. Wood mallets 2. End table or Night Stands. Thanks for the great content gentlemen!
I think we need a 3 ways to build a picnic table for the patio or back yard since July 4th is coming up and we may be grilling the meats soon and need a place to eat. . .
We “may” be grilling??? Lol
Great suggestion
This is a great idea, there are so many ways to build even a 'standard' picnic table.
Definitely need this
😂 I agree. I saw some at lowes yesterday for 150 or 200$. I just want a solid frame of one and I can build the rest. I was thinking about using that composite instead of wood, that will last forever
"The CNC Cowboy" followed by the "Howdy" was amazing
Yeah...the Bourbon Moth music was a little distracting..I was waiting for him to pop out somewhere. I think 3 levels of outfeed/assembly table would be awesome!
Good i'm not the only one.
No your not
I actually really want this one
Jordan - Has access to $5000 table saw
Also Jordan - Uses 2x4 offcut as hammer
With the price of wood these days, you can’t waste scraps
So what you're saying is he used a $5000 table saw and a $1500 hammer. 🤣
Best feature I ever saw on a corn hole board was a built-in tape measure so you can get them the exact distance every time regardless of where you are.
The inner Midwest dad in my soul be vibing the shit out of this
excellent work on these boards boys!
Happy to see Jordan still has a job at the shop!
If you choose someone’s idea and other people have the same idea. Whoever’s idea is chosen they should be entered into a raffle and the 3 projects should be shipped to 3 winners.
8:01 YINZ! That just made me miss Pittsburgh so much.
Got to say this is awesome. I bought mine off marketplace and they must of built it below beginner got to use rocks to level and already broke 2 bags open. You all do great work.
I love this series! The next one should be 3 levels of epoxy.
I love the differing levels of camera work on display here too @4:50
They all look great!! Such clean and beautiful work! Love the USA pro build!
On mine I installed a laminated shoot underneath to return the bags to the front with a hole and tray. Plywood is also laminated with two 1 x 1 attached angled on top to direct bags to the same tray as the shoot.
So simple and it never crossed my mind. Thanks for sharing that idea!!
I'm so glad you showed the error!! I feel like a human!
Looks like fun, however, I'm not too impressed with the Pro version which surprises me as I've seen John build some very nice pieces.
Nice to see that Jordan is still alive after the kitchen fiasco :D
3 levels gaming tables, I'd love to see your interpretations of that.!
Is nobody going to bring up the fact that John didn't even turn his "really expensive" led lights on at the end of the build? wtf?
He did for one second
John move the fence on the jointer forward so you dont have so much of the cutter to reach over as you wait for the guard to be installed.
Semper Fi!
Gonna have to be honest, had no idea what a Cornhole Board was, asked my family, consensus was it had be something to do with cooking.... didn't sound quite right, because you know it had to do with America, googled it, told my family, new consensus with heads shaking "Americans! always knew they were an odd people, can't get a good drunk on without making it a game." (im from New Zealand)
That said, really liked the look of Jordan's build, simple and clean. Good work Jordan!
You guys are flexing on us Poors with your nice 2x4's and plywood.
I love the 3 levels videos they always get me amped up to do some work in the shop.
the transition to the sponsor was smooth as hell
Hole cutting: If you have a router, grab a circle cutting jig. It will cost less than a 6 inch hole saw and let you do quite a bit more..to include cutting the rounded end of the cornhole board legs with an additional router bit. The cuts will be cleaner with less chance for tear out.
It’d be epic if you had a video of only three levels on techniques and alternatives to each
YEAH! Jordan lives!
Just did a pair. I used pocket holes from the underside on the 2x4 to secure the top to the frame. Came out very clean and won't have to worry about filler/epoxy getting worn down over time and creating slight dimples around the edge of the board
I always use pocket holes as well but sometimes have issues with the screws wanting to poke thru the ply. How do you adjust?
@@suelogsdon3468 move the collar on the bit closer to the tip. If that makes sense
My favorite part was when he cut the legs too short. Not reading the directions correctly and measuring mistakes is very relatable 😆
As a woodworker who has made many boards over the years, I would love to get you guys the go to method for the pros now. There is a whole Facebook community specifically for board builds
I had no idea what these were going to be until the last 2 minutes of the video , now I get it .
It’s not excessive joinery until you’re hand cutting dovetails into that thing. 😎
Can you do a longer video on building kids wood swing sets? You could build a box store one and a diy idea for a great sturdy and fun one.
John you may like this. I had some boards at the bar I used to work at that had a level built in between the legs and the legs were adjustable to make sure your board wasn't leaning in a uneven surface
3 levels of Mallets.
3 levels of Birdhouses.
3 levels of Crosscut Sleds.
Mallets would be interesting; birdhouses will be pretty interesting but a nightmare for the editor.
There's like only 1 way to make a crosscut sled, the only thing that would change is the connections between boards. Or rather, they wouldn't look very different is what I mean.
Maybe some end tables for the living room. That would be a good project.
17:00 playing the Bourbon Moth theme song while, ironically, working with epoxy. Something Jason hates in most of his videos. Nice little nod there.
Pretty fantastic work, guys!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your families! 🖖😊
I got all my pieces cutted? I laughed out loud on that one. Like the shirt as well.
I love this 3 level series
I love these! Please do a book shelves next! Getting sick of buying Ikea, and would love to learn to make my own correctly!
I appreciate the jointer honesty haha gotta get stuff done
Great game which I was introduced to when in the States (thanks for the great times all you good people over here) Saw it first in Bryson City N. Carolina.
I hope it will grow in popularity here in England. In pubs, obviously. We do pubs in GB. We do them very well, in fact.
Love the stars vs stripes idea for the bean bags... nice touch
You should do 3 levels of coffee tables, Everyone loves a good coffee table
i thought jordan will be fired after the kitchen reno video.
glad that he still hanging around
I felt the freedom in the epoxy pour
Perfect timing with Memorial Day yesterday
That has been one of my Favs so far.
Really John? I thought we were free of that corn hole...not the project, JORDAN. Did not miss him. Love ❤ you n Sam AND that awesome patriotic board!! 🇺🇸
Words hurt
Growing up in the 60s and 70s the corn hole ment something else
The tools are not the problem, the biggest foul is using 1/2" ply😂 I use 3/4" birch decks. And 1x3s are lighter and stronger. Then I round off the edges and corners with a router. I will never go back to 2x4 frames. Im not critiquing or hating. Just sharing ideas. Great content and boards. Much love from Ky 🇺🇸
I like that you used Burbonmoth Woodworkings music in the background lol. Love you dudes
I love the ripper, joints and the cnc design with the poxy. Very creative, I like your style. Keep making AMERICA GREAT💪
gotta love the Pro version but guys...I didn't see a SINGLE bald eagle in this video. What gives?
Cleetus McFarland used them all up
😮🤔
Hi John I hope to get two Squirrely sticks when they are back in stock. They look so cool. Keep up the great work. Thank You
Three level project idea: work shop cabinet storage
2019 Cornhole DIY boards $50
2021 Cornhole DIY boards $500
lmfao hell yeah with this lumber price 😩😆
This is crazy, I use the same paint can trick for cutting the legs to length off the side of a table, lol. I also use cnc and epoxy for the board design. I just have to step up my LED and joint game! Nice boards man!
OMG all the innuendo's!!! lol, love it.
Ok so being a retired vet i can really appreciate the USA ones. Now where can i buy them LOL
I think is nice to see what experience build at you. Things became ‘easier’ and a bit over the top hahaha
Just a little bit into this. Are Jordan's legs on backwards?
My actual legs or my board’s legs?
@@jordanheider2662 meant your board’s legs lol. Just in the last scene before we go to Sam it looked like your legs might have been backwards.
Bourbon Moth intro song when John is removing the tape from his resin pours.
I would have made the pockets for the logo a tad deeper so that you could use Miss Piggy to surface it after pouring the epoxy... great video though guys... love it
Hey John if your jointer didn’t have a Guard you could’ve just moved your fence over the thickness of the wood and you would’ve been OK. Instead of having the fence all the way to the other side
Just the tip
Love the resin. I’m planning on using a pistol target covered in resin for my set.
Another awesome project by some incredibly awesome squirrels!
Started the video not knowing what a cornhole board was but eager to learn, impressed with the craftsmanship all the way through till the end, loving them all but still wondering what its use was.... then bitter disappointment at finding out its literally just a board with a hole you throw beanbags at...lol
So can I take Jordan's spot now?? Lets just make him the cowboy?
Have you thought about a clear epoxy top coat instead of spray. I did that once and it made the perfect surface for cornhole... Just slick enough
Polycrylic is way cheaper and works just as well if applied properly. They are cornhole boards not a live edge bar top
Those are killer. How 'bout one of those long drawer systems for a truck bed for 3 skill levels?
When the theme music towards the end of the video for the bourbon moth YT channel started playing I thought he was about to make an appearance on this channel
I’m starting to think that Sam’s mistake was intentional for the sole purpose of John’s segue.
OOohhhhh Oliver jointer, that's a beast!
Pro tip: add a string cut to your preferred distance and a little fisheye so you can always set distance without thinking
The “pro” level are legit, I’m not sure I’m ready for that. I think I’m going with the intermediate plans. I don’t have a shop like that.
How did you remove the excess epoxy on the overspill? What’s your process for sanding the epoxy?
"YoU sAy yOuRe PrO bUt DiDnT uSe DoVeTaIl JoInTs?!?" lol love your videos man!
I loved your corn hole levels. Great job.
11:59 mark almost tripped your SawStop, but like a pro (or just lucky) split the two staples holding the UPC tag.
I’m curious about the two boards that were set in the frame. Did you size the plywood accordingly so the entire playing surface is still the regulation 2x4? Or is the plywood 2x4 with an extra lip of and inch or so around the sides?
Quick question, what plywood did you use for the Pro board? If it was veneered, I was wondering if you would go through it when you sanded the epoxy.
Everyone's a wood worker but who sewed the bags?
Love it! Slightly above AvERAGE!
I want a modified cornhole board. The game needs a new twist on it after all these years. 🤔
Cornhole is perfect there's no need to change it.
there is a cool version that has a thin slit behind the the round hole which counts for 5 points.
My favorite bass fisherman watching one of my favorite woodworkers. Nice!
@@fnerXVI cornhole is trash and kan jam is way more fun. lol
@@brewtalityk i have every yard game imaginable and nobody ever wants to play Kan Jam, it's trash. The top games: fowling, cornhole, bocce,bucket pong. Coming in next is giant jenga/checkers, spike ball, beersbie, ladderball, washers. Then the games nobody ever plays: Kan jam, birdie golf, kubb
Ah man I wish my grandpa gave me a whole workshop
Can't believe the word Cornhole got attached to a game. Holy frig man..
I think I start at level 4 and have made it to 6 so far. Soon, I will take my boards to level 10.
I start with 3/4 top grade plywood, then use 2x4s with a brace for no bounce. From there I can add lights, used epoxy resin on a few, do custom decals, even made 2 glow in the dark sets. Next I plan to take them up a notch!
OK: here is the LEGIT Review: Level 1: WRONG Screws. You used a countersink to drill the holes which is a beveled screw head and then a washer/flat/Kreg version screw=minor hold no bueno. Use regular drywall to match next time. Level 2: DUDE, oldest trick in the book: Build it, put a board on the table next to the legs, mark and cut. Unless trigonometry is your best friend, DO NOT measure: mark and cut. Level three: ok, this was pretty cool. Love the finger joints for all things as once you built the jig and it works, next to dovetails, these joints are strong enough to drive a truck on (yes you can use that idea and test it, but I stand behind the claim). For the epoxy, which, dang you, now I love to use, I have a SLICK my grandfather had from the old country (Norway). I run that across after curing at it takes off the major high spots before the 80/120/180/220 routine. Reality: Gentlemen, I (we- they YT community) very much appreciate your 3-level approach which is awesome. Thank you for contributing and all three are worthwhile (sorry if I was a little harsh with 1 and 2)
SO you can build some for me LOL. Love the input
also apparently cabinet grade birch is the prefered wood
Hey Men those look FANTASKICO !
How would you attach bottle caps to a cornhole board before you epoxy the board
Ya- i wanted to that too-
You Tube it!
19:34 I guess the led strips of the hole may be beter to start and end in the opposite side 👍🏻
Love the 3 level series
Love your work keep it up it inspires me and others
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