gorilla glue entry (it's all about the secondary substrate)

Go COLTS!

Nicely done. A buddy of mine builds these for sale and I think he may like the idea of the beverage compartment. Thanks for the post.

-- Rusty

Beverage compartment?!? Half the challenge of the game is to see how good you are at playing while holding a beer and you have drank several others. You’re making it too easy. :)

My wife told me I needed to make a set of these before her birthday party in 2 weeks. I better get going

-- Brian (Woodworking n00b)

What is a corn hole set? :) What do you do with it?

I am not from the US, can you tell?

They look very professionally made.I don’t exactly understand about the teams logo’s but I believe you throw a bean bag into the hole is this correct looks like good weather outdoor fun.Again well done Alistair

-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease

Here in Texas we have a similar game but we call it Texas Washers, we use 2” washers, 8 total, 4 for each opponent, it is preferrable to paint the washers bright colors so you can find them, the pits are 25’ apart from the cup. The cup is typically 4” pvc pipe, 4.5” long recessed in the pit with the top flush with the sand…Lot of fun…

Up north and in the midwest they use one pound bags of corn..it is also called Baggo…pretty popular at Nascar and Speedways at tailgate parties….Heck I think they even have a movie coming out about it..

Anyway, nice game boards and well done..

-- Frank, Little River/Academy, Texas , http://www.allthingsrustix.com

i bet the raised edges of the logos help catch the bags and keep em on the board a bit more. (a feature I could sure use, my BIL’s set is super slick.

great feature – but do the bottles spend much time in their holders?

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sorry to confuse our friends from overseas. i didn’t know what cornhole was either, until i was commissioned to build this set. it’s basically a beanbag tossing game that is very similar to horseshoes. hopefully, you guys are familiar with pitching horseshoes. it’s mainly a social game for cookouts/tailgating, and is quite often played while drinking (thus the bottle holders). it’s becoming a popular game here the midwest. i’ve played a couple times since finishing this set, it’s a fun little game. the team logos are from professional football teams. blue and white are the indianapolis colts, and the red and black are the tampa bay buccanneers.

Great job!

Thanks for the post

Callum

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I hope your pal likes them and gets a ton of use out of them.
The only improvement I could suggest is to burn that Colts one and make one to pay homage to the Mighty, Mighty Chicago Bears…..WOOF WOOF WOOF!!!
(Peyton Manning is Satan….lol)

Great job!

-- Eric