How to Make Cornhole Boards and a Scoreboard
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**This video focuses on using a Cricut Maker, or vinyl cutter to create your design, as well as explains how to make a scoreboard to match the set. I DO NOT go into detail on how to make the frames or tops of the boards as that was covered in my first video linked below**
(How to Make American Flag Cornhole Boards) ((Frame and Top building process explained))
• How to Make American F...
Original Plans for the Scoreboard were found here:
rogueengineer.com/diy-cornhol...
*Supplies List*
1, 4x4 sheet of 1/2in plywood
4, 2x4x8 pine
3 inch wood screws
1 1/4 inch pocket hole screws
120 and 220 grit sandpaper
Wood Stain (Any color you like)
Minwax Pro Series Spar-Urethane *DISCONTINUED*
Minwax Helmsman Spar Urethane has now replaced the above
Foam brushes/Rollers
Gloves
Raggs
1.88 inch Frog Tape (Painters Tape)
4, 1/2 inch carriage bolts, 4 inches long
4, nuts
4, washers
Oracle 631 Removable Vinyl
Transfer Tape
*Tools Used*
Circular saw
Table Saw
Miter Saw
Random Orbital Sander
Dust collection system (or a shop vac)
Jig saw
Bench sander
Air Compressor and Brad Nailer
Clamps (various sizes)
Pocket Hole Jig (Mine was from Harbor Freight)
3/8 inch drill bit
1/8 inch drill bit (for pre-drilling screw holes)
1/8 inch counter-sink bit
Cordless Drill
Vice Grips
9/16 Socket
Cricut Maker (Or any vinyl cutter)
Hope you all enjoyed the video and found it helpful! Leave some comments below and let me know what you think!
This might be the last set that I make with this design, I am almost finished making the new light weight design, that video will be uploaded in the coming weeks.
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**Music Credits**
Some of my background music is royalty free and can be found at:
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My wife and I just purchased a cricut. Hoping this is our first project. Great video!
Well done; both the product and the video!
Really nice work!
I love your videos, can't wait to see what else you do in the future!
Hey thank you I appreciate that! More videos are on the way!
Nice work! I just hand cut 50 stars (times 2) for an American Flag set of boards ... what a pain! I’ll have to look into a cricut machine.
Gig'em
Great job man
Thank you!
Wow this is incredible work here man! Can’t wait to give this a go. Love the stain, what kind did you use?
Awesome build! I never seen Spar Urethane rolled on before. It seems to work well. What type of roller is that? Any problems trapping air bubbles?
Get a medium tac transfer paper, pull flat against the board nice and slow.
Where did you get the file for the Razorback? Love the boards and you did a really nice job!
me too, arkie from Ft Smith
Do you use the 1 1/4" pocket scews when you are using a 1/2" deck as well?
How did you prep your wood to make sure the stickers stayed on well? Thanks!
I keep watching the video and your materials list says 1/2 ply but that looks like 3/4 to me...I love the staining over the vinyl, nice job.
Hey thanks! This particular set is 3/4. I forgot to edit that. Thanks for the catch! I would say though that using 1/2 in would work as well and reduce some weight to the set!
No Worries, I have made sets with both sized tops. But love the stain idea..:)
Great 👍 video! Was splitting the A&M decal difficult with the Cricut? Thanks for sharing.
Robert yes. I blew the image up to a 18” width. Then I had to split it in half using the big sticky mats in the cricut software. Then I just put them together on the board, stained, then peeled it off 😎
I get that same vinyl from Amazon. Where did you get your transfer tape roll?
I have a question regarding the vinyl..I'm currently working on some boards with gel stain and vinyl and there is either a residue from the vinyl that we used or the removable vinyl we used pulled up some of the plywood where ever it stuck. Have you had this issue with the type of vinyl you used? I figured a light sanding would get rid of this to have it ready for poly. Thanks in advance.
What color stain did you use?
Where did you get the pattern for your cricket for the Razorback cut out?
So how do you show the score on the scoreboard
Do you have a link to the vinyl rolls? Great build btw alway learning
Thank you! This was the vinyl I used in the video: ORACAL 631-12150-WHT 631 Matte... www.amazon.com/dp/B01HUW7TPY?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Where did you buy the machine to the stickers
What type of roller are you using?
Can you share exact size of numbers?
I have a vinyl cutter but can never get the size/spacing right!!
So after I put the board together I sanded with 220 grit sandpaper...after I stain could I use minwax polycrylic for a finish
REAU yes you can. Just be cautious for the weather. Polycrylic is not weatherproof. I recommend Sparurathane since it’s more weather/sun/and water protective
What keeps the scoreboard from folding all the way out?
So did you the vinyl sticker on there or did you stain it first then take off the sticker?
Yes that’s correct! I couldn’t get that part of the video to upload I’m sorry about that
Did you use a gel stain? did you get any stain bleeding under the vinyl?
Mine bleed through really bad with oil base stain . Went to another video of his to find that he uses gel stain. I’ll be sanding mine back down and trying again. Wish I wouldn’t have wasted my time and money figuring this out.
How big was the vinyl?
How do you keep the stain from bleeding on the wood and messing up the lines under the stickers
I used stencil vinyl, and gel stain. Liquid stain tends to run a lot easier then gel. Works like a charm, just put about 2 coats on it 🤙
Hello,
Why did you use 631 removable vinyl instead of a more permanent vinyl like 651? Just to clarify, you left vinyl on the cornhole and stained over it, you didn't removed it?
Great video, learned a lot!
Hi, I used the removable vinyl because after the stain dried I peeled it off. This was a minor mistake in my video editing, I accidentally left that 10 second part of the build out.
You can kind of see the peel process around 7:30
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