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I was commissioned to build one of the finest sets of cornhole boards ever built. I began by carefully selecting 2×4s for grain and color. I milled these to about 1.5×1.5, and laminated into 12"-wide slabs, alternating reddish and whitish boards. This is both the widest I can run thru my...

Cornhole game. This is another Father/Son build. My son designed the flame job.

A friend asked if I could step away from the furniture for long enough to build a pair of bean bag boards with a Harley Davidson theme. The boards were simple, but paint. OMG, I had no idea what I go myself into. I had them all painted before I realized that you can't just put ANY clear coat...

Both my wife's and my families like to play, but none of us had our own sets. So, I thought I would make a bunch at once to take advantage of machine set-up. I made a total of six sets (12 boards). I was trying to get them all done prior to our summer vacation, as we wanted to take 2 sets with...

Here is a set of bean bag (or tailgate toss) boards I recently completed for a friend. He saw the Chicago Cubs set (here) that I built as a Christmas gift last year and decided he just had to have one of his own. The boards themselves are 24" x 36" (not the official 'Cornhole' specifications)...

The first in a round of Christmas gifts created in the shop .. this one is for a dear friend who also happens to be a Chicago Cubs fanatic-standard construction - 2×4 frame, 3/4 plywood top with a custom, hand-painted finish. The hardest part about this project was completing it … I'm a Yankees...

I figured I would add a project, it's simple but it's great! I built these cornhole boards out of 5/8" plywood, 1×4 select grade pine, and 1×4 oak for the legs. This is my third set of cornhole boards and they are by far the best of the three. They are built using mostly pockethole joinery...