How To // Cornhole Build with Cut List
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2020
- How To Cornhole Build with Cut List
Materials:
3/4” plywood - 48”x24” (2)
1x3x8ft common pine (4)
3/8” x 2.5” carriage bolts (4)
3/8” lock nuts (4)
3/8” flat washers (8)
4ft x 3/8” diameter rope
1.25” pocket hole screws
Quart can of Minwax Polycrylic
3” foam brush
Cut List:
Frames - 46.5” (4), 21” (4)
Legs - 13.5” rough cut long (4)
Stretcher - 19.5” rough cut (2) - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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The building details was awesome, but your tribute to the legacy of your grandpa was the best!... it'll remember him (and you) for generations to come. Good job!...
Thanks so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it!! Glad you enjoyed the build!
Your grandpa would be proud of your woodworking and craftsmanship.
I really appreciate that!
Great build! I appreciate the attention to detail that you put into it.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
you guys are mighty brave applying stain and clearcoat inside without a drop cloth. My floor would be every shade of stain I've ever used if I tried that.
Haha our floor has seen all the spills too. We try to act quickly with the paper towels to wipe up the tile
I just watched this video and was thinking the same thing
Thank you for posting. I think I’ll make mine a bit simpler, but I have definitely learned from you by watching. Cheers from 🏴
So glad to hear that, I bet yours will turn out great! Thanks for watching!
Great attention to detail. Lots of very good corn hole videos but I like your version. I’ll be using a sliding compound saw instead. I definitely like the idea of the router saw for the hole and rounding the edges. Great tribute to your grandpa.
Wow I really appreciate the kind words! Let me know how it goes and if you have any questions
Nice job friend
Great job! Need more content, subscribed to you
Stay tuned for more to come!
The meaning behind that decal is pretty cool! I have a friend who builds and sells corn hole boards, and he’s been thinking about doing decals
Thanks! If he could make his own decals that would be the way to go. If he’s buying them, they can get pricey
@@DIYDuBItYourself How do you make them? Is it just something you print
@@FixItFrench Vinyl cutter. I don’t have one but I have had a friend make some, I have bought some cheap ones and have also went to a local sign shop to make me some
Thank you so much for this detailed, and easy to understand video! I need to make a decal…we’re you suggesting going to a local print shop with a digital file?
Very nice good looking boards and have great meaning... I just wish you added some supports in the middle of the board to prevent bags from having the trampoline effect.
Thanks! I like to use 3/4” ply so you don’t get the flex in the middle of the boards
You can make a wide stretcher in between the legs so that it's level when opened, make some round cup holder holes and put some cup holders in them. You can also make a net at the back to catch the over-throw bags, like a soccer net but not as loose. I like to KICK things up a notch!
Absolutely, I like the ideas!
Be a little less excited but otherwise, great help!!! Thanks
Haha I’ll pick up the pep next time. Thanks for watching!
I think the hole saw works best but the router will outlast the hole saw for multiple builds
I need a set......
I plan on using Baltic birch for my tops. And have little use of a router since HS in the early 2000s....so im a little nervous rounding the edges. Is it as easy as you make it look on the plywood? (Obviously I'll make a few practice passes first lol)
It really is, especially if you are using baltic birch. Just keep a steady pace and don’t stop in one spot to keep from burning. Take it smooth around the corners and you should be fine. One piece of advice, check for voids in ply at height of the router bearing. If bearing rolls into a void, it will cut an indention into your top. Baltic birch has many layers with hardly any voids, so you shouldn’t have a problem.
@@DIYDuBItYourself thanks so much!
very meticulous. Nice build
I appreciate that!
What was your bolt measurent, I See you measured from the inside of frame, think you said 1 1/4 from bottom but didn't understand when you said front
Carriage bolt size is 2.5”
Carriage bolt location is 1 1/4” from the bottom and front, in relation to the board, but in terms of the legs, 1 1/4” from the top of the legs and 1 1/4” from either edge, so in the middle of the 1X3.
Hope that helps!
Does using a 1x3 change the board height at the front and back of the board? Where it should be 3-4” in the front and 12” at the back?
In comparison to a 1x4 or a 2x4, yes. Using a 1x4 with a 3/4” top will put the front height at 4.25” (too high). Where as using a 1x3 with 3/4” top, the front height will be 3.25” (within 3-4” regulation). As for back height, cut legs appropriately to reach 12”. Most overlook this detail, great question!
Did you use #6 or #8 pocket screws for this build?
#8 and they were 1.25” long
How to paint a corn hole board
Are you sanding in between each coat of poly?
I like to put a couple coats on first then sand the raised grain down. If you’re putting on a decal, I would wait until you get a couple coats over it first. Between coats I would feel for high spots or bubbles, and lightly sand if present but not necessary. I would always sand before the final coat though
@@DIYDuBItYourself thanks! Great work btw
Thank you, good luck!
What’s the size of the drill bit?
3/8” drill bit for the carriage bolts
Why stain the bottom?
For me, I like a consistent look. The stain and poly on the bottom will offer some protection but definitely not necessary
@@DIYDuBItYourself it will also help reduce warping (even though plywood should be very stable). Unfinished wood and finished wood will expand and contract differently.
@@monteporche5552 that’s a great point!
who the hell has all those tools
🙋♂️
Hard to hear you
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll double check before uploading next video
Way to over achieve a simple job. It's not going to space
Well not with that attitude! Next time I’ll incorporate the rocket fuel