| Project by Live4Brew | posted 190 days ago | 656 views | 7 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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These are the third generation boards (first being the NCSU/UNC set I have on this site) I’ve built. These are far more polished than the first, although the pictures don’t do it justice. As with the first, All signs of hardware are hidden (I don’t like hardware on any project). I added a score-keeping method to these boards (you’d be surprised how often people can lose count!).
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redsox9
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#1 posted 190 days ago
The score keeper is genius! Nice work and thank you for sharing.
-- Jeff, North Andover, MA
Fishinbo
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#2 posted 190 days ago
Neat work.
lumberjoe
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#3 posted 189 days ago
Wow, those are great! The craftsman ship really shines through. I’m curious as to how to did the numbers/lines for the scoring system. I want to make a cribbage board, but I want it outlined and numbered in some spots.
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Live4Brew
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#4 posted 189 days ago
The numbers/lines were probably the only non-well-crafted part, lol. I just used a permanent fine-tipped marker and drew it on before coating in Poly.
isuckatthis
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#5 posted 189 days ago
love the score keeper. i got little “push” L.E.D. lights from walgreens for like 10 bucks. I put them on the inside bottom facing towards the top. It lights up the back board pretty good for night play!
J. Curtis Goforth
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#6 posted 189 days ago
UNC Cornhole boards…sounds more like a downgrade to this Duke fan! Just kidding. Nice job.
billculpepper
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#7 posted 188 days ago
Very nice game boards. It is a shame somebody vandalized it by painting that tarheel on it. (GO PACK).
Seriously, nice board.
-- Bill Culpepper, Indiana
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