| Project by Tim Marko | posted 1655 days ago | 1709 views | 2 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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This is a set of simple cribbage boards.
1st is ash w/ cherry
2nd is ambrosia maple w/ mesquite
3rd is ash w/ mesquite
4th is cherry w/ ash
Finish on all was 2-3 coats TO/MS/Gloss Cabots 8000 follow by ? coats MS/Gloss.
They all measure about 4×12 inches. They’re pretty simple to make, but drilling all the little holes can be a pain. I use a drill press and adhere graph paper to space the holes.
Next ones I build will include storage for a couple decks of cards.
Thanks for looking.
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LocalMac
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#1 posted 1654 days ago
Good idea for a project. I wish more people knew how to play this great game.
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#2 posted 1651 days ago
I used to play cribbage. I wasn’t any good at it, though. These boards all look wonderful. The second one is pure beauty!
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#3 posted 1651 days ago
good job
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#4 posted 603 days ago
I love me some cribbage. I think I may give these a whirl after I try a backgammon set. Only problem is that it is so easy to have the computer count for you. I think card and peg holders and some other accoutrements would sway me back to the “manual” version. Great job on the boards.
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