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Here’s a board I just completed that I had been working on for quite some time. I do find the time now and then to come up with new boards outside of commissioned ones. This new design is a 4-player board of Paua Rosa inlaid with Maple Burl. The large cabochon as well as the smaller ones in the skunk points are Lapis. It measures 18 3/4” x 6 1/4”.
-- Jeff, www.doodler.com
































17 comments so far
Karson
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posted 950 days ago
That’s a great looking board.
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dbkmd
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posted 950 days ago
This is a beautiful piece! All that drilling, though, must be about as tedious as sanding. You must have a lot of patience. Great work.
David
Doodler
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posted 950 days ago
Thanks Karson and David! I actually find peace in doing all that drilling. Kind of a Zen thing. I draft all the lines onto the board after finishing the inlay and then it’s just me and my drill press for an hour or so.
-- Jeff, www.doodler.com
Chip
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posted 950 days ago
Beautiful Jeff. Makes me want to take up Cribbage… well, after I’m done my Thorsen Table of course. ;-)
Great piece and thanks for sharing!
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Jeff
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posted 950 days ago
Jeff, I just checked out ALL of your boards. These are great! My personal favs are this new one, the spiral and especially the box. Over here in MN, cribbage is a big deal and I know quite a few folks who would drool over these. Very, very nice work!
-- Jeff, St. Paul, MN
ShawnH
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posted 950 days ago
My Grandma and Grandpa taught me to play cribbage long ago. I have been holding a deck of cards and yelling 15 2 for as long as I can remember. Grandma is passed now. Time to start teaching my kids. Fantastic boards. Takes me back, as you can now tell.
-- ShawnH "A little knowledge is a tool for disaster." Chinese porverb
Greg Markus
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posted 950 days ago
WOW! That is an amazing piece. Beautiful detail work. Thanks for sharing
-- Greg
dennis mitchell
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posted 950 days ago
It’s been a long time since I’ve played and I’ve never played on that nice a board.
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jockmike2
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posted 950 days ago
Man would I like to 15 2 15 4 on that board. And you just hang these on the wall huh? They are beautiful. jockmike
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David
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posted 949 days ago
Very nice! I like the wood choices and the lapis accents.
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MsDebbieP
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posted 949 days ago
and a pair is 6 !
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Doodler
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posted 949 days ago
Glad to see there’s a lot of cribbage fans here. Anyone ever get a 29 hand? My partner Betsy got a 28 once playing against me (had the wrong Jack in her hand).
-- Jeff, www.doodler.com
MsDebbieP
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posted 949 days ago
Rick’s the cribbage master in this house. I’ll have to ask him what his best hand ever was.
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Obi
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posted 701 days ago
and a run is 9… wait, 15 2, 15 4, pair is 6 and a double run is 12 and I got two for the Jack (on the cut).
I play cribbage with the money guy on a regular basis and he wanted me to make a cut-throat board… Now I got an idea to go on. Thanks Doodler.
Nice job.
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toyguy
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posted 701 days ago
“And one for his nibs”........... Nice work!
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Jim Crockett
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posted 623 days ago
Beautiful board, Doodler. I have played cribbage since I was a little tyke – it actually helped me learn numbers and addition. Have never seen a nicer cribbage board. Have often thought I’d like to make myself one but it certainly wouldn’t be in the same class as yours.
Again, great work!!!
JimC
spoonman
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posted 526 days ago
An absolutely phenom, wow. very inspiring. wonderful job on the inlay. wow. beats a traditional board anyday. well done. love the wood selection as well.
Jesse
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