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GaryK
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posted 679 days ago
Looks good, but what’s a cornhole board?
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Jeff
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posted 679 days ago
Basically a bean(corn)-bag toss on a slope. It is highly addictive and great fun at a picnic. A softball team I played on used to have backyard tournaments. I think it honestly helps develop your pitching technique for slow-pitch. LOL.
Really nice boards df123. I bet the weight of the stock provides a nice “thump” when you toss.
Here is a link to rules for the curious.
Here’s what Wikipedia has to say: Cornhole game)
-- Jeff, St. Paul, MN
doralfun123
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posted 679 days ago
hi gary, lol “cornhole ” its not as gay as it sounds its a bean bag toss game that originated in cin ohio by a couple of college kids that were bored and couldn’t set up a horse shoe pit so they built a game called corn hole.. u can google it and find plans and also look up american cornhole association for rules and tournament’sit is a lot of family fun and u can play in grass , gravel, pavement any where u have the rules are very close to horseshoes … its became a very popular sport in the midwest and lots of indoor and outdoor tournament play … thanks for asking ..... dennis
doralfun123
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thanks jeff, i have made about 30 sets and sell them for 125.00 a set they seem to sell before i get them made … this is the best materials i could find to use and are awesome i only built them to strick asa specs ....( i spent 1.400.00 on the v-groove cutter ) and i have a source for the best duck cloth bags anywhere !! the v- groove router is a machine made to cut counter tops it cuts from the undersde in a v and the sides fold over … it makes the grain wrap around it awesome ... sincerely dennis
backsaw13
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posted 679 days ago
I think you could charge more. I have seen them sell $150 to $200 and not as nice as yours.
RickL
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posted 679 days ago
Dennis, those are some great looking boards. We get into some serious corn hole games when I go up to Cincinnati and visit the kids, my son has a set in his yard and there is as much trash talking and beer drinking going on with that game than any softball game you can get into. What do you use to prop them up?
-- Rick, Jackson, TN "Do What You Like. Like What You Do" Life Is Good
Jiri Parkman
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posted 679 days ago
:)
-- Jiri
doralfun123
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posted 679 days ago
hi rick, yes it can get kinda competitive no doubt .... for the stands i use a fold under hardwood leg bracing that i bolt on with stainless steel bolts ... i paint some up with uk colors.. i had an order for a Christmas present that i had to paint up tn vols colors my wife didn’t appreciate them in her garage tho… lol its not much profit but i enjoy making them ........ dennis
Grumpy
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posted 679 days ago
Anything to keep the kids active Dennis. I like the idea, it might even improve the Aussie cricketers game, in a bit of a slump at the moment.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
RickL
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posted 679 days ago
Yeah Dennis, I get enough grief from those at home for living in TN, I can imagine if I brought some of those boards home!!
-- Rick, Jackson, TN "Do What You Like. Like What You Do" Life Is Good
rikkor
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posted 678 days ago
Great looking boards. What angle is the board set at, and how far apart?
doralfun123
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posted 678 days ago
hi rikkor , u place them 27 feet apart from the front edge to the front edge.. check out the size and rules on my other pics posted in my projects list that i posted there or u can go to american cornhole association for official size and rules ... it is a lot of fun to build and play .. my 10 yr old son likes to help me in the shop with them ….. i got a lil shop time in last night and made a fishing rod holder out of cherry getting ready for spring !!! i really like to do simple useful day or weekend projects as i drive a truck and only home on the weekends ( burglars beware mom and son have guns and trained to shoot then ask questions )
MsDebbieP
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posted 678 days ago
looks lovely!! the grain is nice!
-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
Dusty56
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posted 512 days ago
OH MY GOD….A CORNHOLE BOARD ? LMAO…I THOUGHT IT WAS ANOTHER JOKE HERE ON LJ..HAHAHA WOW , NICE CRAFTSMANSHIP AND THE COLOR IS AWESOME TOO…..THANKS FOR THE LAUGHTER AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK : )
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