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For your viewing pleasure… a scrap piece of maple, transformed into a cribbage board… Inlays include purpleheart, lyptus, and osage orange. All holes were free handed on the DP (thats why one side seems to wander) Getting better at inlays I think. These are all hand cut and chiseled. Thanks for looking.
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9 comments so far
kenn
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#1 posted 1735 days ago
Quit calling it practice, you know hoe to inlay! This looks great. Nice and tight seams and a real pretty contast in your wood choices. Thanks for sharing.
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Callum Kendall
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#2 posted 1735 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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Karson
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#3 posted 1735 days ago
Practice makes perfect. looks perfect from here. Nice job.
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Dusty56
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#4 posted 1735 days ago
wonderful job with the inlays and the whole board is great ! How many holes did you make total ?
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#5 posted 1735 days ago
Very nice. I’d be happy to get that result with a template and router kit. Been meaning to do a cribbage board for a while now.
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#6 posted 1735 days ago
Nice looking game board. Thanks for sharing.
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#7 posted 1735 days ago
Nice
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#8 posted 1735 days ago
My parents and their friends used to play cribbage all the time when I was a very young. Nice project.
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#9 posted 1734 days ago
if my practice pieces look that good, I wouldnt call them practice. great work
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