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I watched A LOT of cornhole DIY videos before getting to yours, and I can easily say, you are the BEST at giving the most detail, simplifying the work and the tools, and making it look like something my son and his grandfather should be able to accomplish in a day! THANK YOU!
Thanks for checking out the video, Branden! We really appreciate it! Yeah I’ll always show when I screw something up because we all make mistakes! I’m not trying to pretend I’m better than I am 🤣 I’m very very amateur at this stuff
Best cornhole instructional video ever. Thank you for making everything so clear. BTW, I'm an 81 year old mom and have done quite a bit of woodworking in my lifetime. My best one was a firefighters lawn flag holder. .
My daughter is getting married and wants this for the reception. We will be creating a wildflower painting and will make two that match! Great instructions and video!
This is easily an underrated video on this subject. I appreciate your forethought in design and pointing out your mistakes and how you overcame them. This is great. Thanks
FINALLY!! A completely honest youtube channel about building cornhole boards. I do have a few suggestions though. 1. Put another washer on the leg between the 2x4 and leg itself. It'll make the movement smoother even if the wood swells a little. 2. Instead of your side pieces being so long, make your top & bottom pieces longer. It'll make it look nicer and your end grain won't be sitting on the ground so much.
great video! a couple thing i did for my set was: 1) I used vinyl sleeves over the carriage bolts to help increase the life of the legs so wood is not rubbing the metal. 2) pocket holes from the bottom to secure the top, this helps keep a uniform playing surface. 3)a bracing piece in the middle to help prevent the bags from bouncing too much.
Bro thanks for sharing seems super simple with your details and approach been wanting to do one of these for awhile now for some family members 🤙 thx again. You have a new follower 🤘
Easily deserve 300k+ subscribers. Been DIY’ing a year and this was NOT LONG, TO THE POINT and EXPLAINED. Thanks man using this for our camping trip in 48hrs lol
To get more complex you can add cut outs for handles on the sides and add magnets to the legs and bottom of board so they stay in place when moving them
I’d like to see a router used to round out the edges of the plywood, or top board. Also for the 6” hole. I have a 6” hole saw, but sometimes that thing will catch and try to turn my arm into a pretzel.
@@SpencleyDesignCo so, I've got my stain and polyurethane on, but I'm concerned it won't slide so well, without an epoxy coat. Should I add a more slippery top layer?
As I look back on the plywood prices, I would buy 3-4 sheets for the prices shown here. My cheapest plywood price currently is $64/ea. 😭😂 Great video, thanks for sharing!
I will say, in watching your video again I did catch a small error. In the very beginning you say that the project will need "3" 2x4's but in the text (and ultimately you do end up needing) "Four" 2.x4 boards. Just an fyi. Still the best video out there!!!
Great video🤝 I appreciate your time to make it. I bought the plans, said a unique link to your digital goods will be emailed to me. When will I get the email for the whole lay out? I’ve got everything cut and ready other than the measurements for the hole on the legs and center of the board
I like the simplicity of the make, but one thing I would’ve have done is to fill in the sunken screws with wood putty and sanded them smooth. Otherwise, great video. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, Tracy! The plans are linked in the description, but here’s the link in case you missed it: www.spencleydesignco.com/projects/cornhole-boards?rq=Cornhole
I have made a few of these corn hole games. The only problem I usually have is the legs. The measurement down to the bolt goes in on the leg itself and the side of the board. In the video I do not believe you mentioned that measurement. Great looking products though.
Thanks for checking out the video, Jim! I appreciate your support! I did not specifically mention that detail in the video, however I have full details with all the relevant dimensions on the plans on my website. If there’s a specific one you need help with, let me know 😀
@@SpencleyDesignCo I’m not paying $10 for a online piece of paper just say what the measurements are that’s the only thing you didn’t do in the tutorial
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As a person who has some experience woodworking, I am no Bill Ng for sure, there are some beginner mistakes here for sure. These plans are good for a start, but look around before you build. And as a helpful tip, buy lots of clamps. Strap clamp are awesome. And don’t hold your material, clamp it. Again, as a guy who has watched these videos and made the mistakes. You will save yourself money in materials and loss of fingers
They’re the stand 2x4 size. I can’t say I looked up specific regulations for a governing cornhole entity. The only rule we play with is that you have to have a cold beverage 🥤
It seems like 3 @ 96” 2x4’s is not enough for the job. 48x4 takes 2 of them. 4@21” is 84” and 4@13” is 52” which puts it 40” short. Unless you have a special way to stretch that wood. Folks will get the pieces that you said and then wonder why they are short on wood. Just my thoughts brother.
4:00 - "just mark line and you've got perfect 30 degree angle" () 4:21 - "...pieces meet up perfectly" - you keep misusing this word :D 5:39 - having all the skecth draws beforehand you still able to fail with sizes? let's pause for the honest moment - quite inaccurate job done here, nothing to be proud of
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With the way you cut your legs i.e. the 13 inch length does the highest point of your board end up at the regulation 12 inches?
Great video, you made it very easy to build. Looking forward to my next project using your videos, thanks. 😎
Thanks for the support, Kenneth!
Yes it’s regulation size
What clear coat do you use over painted and stained boards? Everyone one I've found so far says not to use on paint
I watched A LOT of cornhole DIY videos before getting to yours, and I can easily say, you are the BEST at giving the most detail, simplifying the work and the tools, and making it look like something my son and his grandfather should be able to accomplish in a day! THANK YOU!
I really appreciate the feedback, Tiffany! Thank you very much!
Thanks so much, Christopher! Any projects you’d like to see in the future?
I appreciate how honest your videos are, especially the fact that you call yourself out and talk about mistakes and how you go about fixing them.
Thanks for checking out the video, Branden! We really appreciate it! Yeah I’ll always show when I screw something up because we all make mistakes! I’m not trying to pretend I’m better than I am 🤣 I’m very very amateur at this stuff
Without a doubt, the BEST instruction video for the average DIY-er. This is the video I’ll be using to build our 2nd set of corn hole boards. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! Any projects you’d like to see in the future?
Best cornhole instructional video ever. Thank you for making everything so clear. BTW, I'm an 81 year old mom and have done quite a bit of woodworking in my lifetime. My best one was a firefighters lawn flag holder.
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Thanks so much for the support, Lenore! I’ve got tons of other videos to keep you busy 😀
My daughter is getting married and wants this for the reception. We will be creating a wildflower painting and will make two that match! Great instructions and video!
I cannot believe you went through all of that effort!! Thank you so much!!
I airbrush Custom Art Designs on my boards, Great video, simple solid ,quality made boards and Process, Thank You.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! The best video I've seen on this diy!!!! You're awesome!
You’re too kind! Thank you!
Thanks so much, straight forward with bits of humour throughout. Best video I've watched so far- I will be making one for my wedding 😁
Thanks, Kate!
So thorough…love it
Thanks for watching, Phillip!
This is easily an underrated video on this subject. I appreciate your forethought in design and pointing out your mistakes and how you overcame them. This is great. Thanks
FINALLY!! A completely honest youtube channel about building cornhole boards. I do have a few suggestions though.
1. Put another washer on the leg between the 2x4 and leg itself. It'll make the movement smoother even if the wood swells a little.
2. Instead of your side pieces being so long, make your top & bottom pieces longer. It'll make it look nicer and your end grain won't be sitting on the ground so much.
Thanks for the suggestions and thanks for checking out the channel!
@@SpencleyDesignCo, You're Welcome!! Thanks for putting out videos.
You’ll be busy catching up 🤣
Nice suggestions
You just inspired me to make my own. And I live in the Bronx ppl from here really don’t play corn hole but I do.
Nice! I hope it works well for ya
great video! a couple thing i did for my set was:
1) I used vinyl sleeves over the carriage bolts to help increase the life of the legs so wood is not rubbing the metal.
2) pocket holes from the bottom to secure the top, this helps keep a uniform playing surface.
3)a bracing piece in the middle to help prevent the bags from bouncing too much.
Thanks for stopping by Daniel! Those are all great improvements and something we would definitely consider next time we build a set. Thanks!
Great video! Like the way you explain each phase. Keep at it!
Thank you!
Omg I love this !!! Thank u for ur time
Thanks for watching, Anne!
Who doesn't like a good game of cornhole? Great job on the build.
Exactly! It’s the best summer bbq game!
Bro thanks for sharing seems super simple with your details and approach been wanting to do one of these for awhile now for some family members 🤙 thx again. You have a new follower 🤘
Easily deserve 300k+ subscribers. Been DIY’ing a year and this was NOT LONG, TO THE POINT and EXPLAINED. Thanks man using this for our camping trip in 48hrs lol
Thanks for watching, pick!
To get more complex you can add cut outs for handles on the sides and add magnets to the legs and bottom of board so they stay in place when moving them
Great ideas!
I would paint one red and the other blue with all of the sides black. Great tutorial, thanks 👍🏽
Thanks for watching!
Thank you. Best diy for cornhole boards i have found. Great video! Worth a subscribe and like!
Thanks a ton, Brian! I appreciate the support!
@@SpencleyDesignCo im going to make a Mr and Mrs cornhole set for my wedding! Hopefully with this video guide they will come out nice!
Well congratulations! I’d love to see how it turns out 😀
Great step by step video
I’d like to see a router used to round out the edges of the plywood, or top board.
Also for the 6” hole. I have a 6” hole saw, but sometimes that thing will catch and try to turn my arm into a pretzel.
Rounding over the edges is a great idea!
I would definitely use wood putty to fin the screw holes on the top surface.
You’re welcome to
Yo dude, your plans diagrams are SICK. Bet Ikea would hire you. Seriously so good
Thanks so much for the support, Nicole! I’ve got TONS of other videos that you might be interested in checking out too 😀
@@SpencleyDesignCo so, I've got my stain and polyurethane on, but I'm concerned it won't slide so well, without an epoxy coat. Should I add a more slippery top layer?
It’s totally up to you. You could also just wax the top
@@SpencleyDesignCo wax..hmm. Usually I just do my eyebrows :D
🤣🤣🤣
Excellent! Great explanations! Christmas presents here I come!
I hope you enjoy building them, Mark!
Man great video, really nice walk through...i need to make a set now.
Thanks Justin! We appreciate that!
As I look back on the plywood prices, I would buy 3-4 sheets for the prices shown here. My cheapest plywood price currently is $64/ea. 😭😂 Great video, thanks for sharing!
I’m glad you enjoyed the video, Shiro!
Nice job. I want those squares you used to keep the frame square!!!
I’d actually recommend you don’t, they didn’t last very long
Thank you, great video
I appreciate you checking it out, Gabe!
I will say, in watching your video again I did catch a small error. In the very beginning you say that the project will need "3" 2x4's but in the text (and ultimately you do end up needing) "Four" 2.x4 boards. Just an fyi. Still the best video out there!!!
Yup, I corrected it in the text. I can’t edit the video now that it’s posted
Great video🤝 I appreciate your time to make it. I bought the plans, said a unique link to your digital goods will be emailed to me. When will I get the email for the whole lay out? I’ve got everything cut and ready other than the measurements for the hole on the legs and center of the board
Hey did you ever get it? What were the measurements for the legs and the side of the board?
0:37 The best video! What’s the cost for materials?
I like the simplicity of the make, but one thing I would’ve have done is to fill in the sunken screws with wood putty and sanded them smooth. Otherwise, great video. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for checking out the video, Dave!
Love it! Where is the pdf of build intruction you mention?
Thanks, Tracy! The plans are linked in the description, but here’s the link in case you missed it: www.spencleydesignco.com/projects/cornhole-boards?rq=Cornhole
@@SpencleyDesignCo Thanks! 😊
Hi. Just purchased your pdf. Thanks. What is the best way to finish coat the boards for outdoor use. Prefer clear coat.
Thanks for the support! Spar urethane or poly urethane would be fine. Paint would be the strongest though
I have made a few of these corn hole games. The only problem I usually have is the legs. The measurement down to the bolt goes in on the leg itself and the side of the board. In the video I do not believe you mentioned that measurement. Great looking products though.
Thanks for checking out the video, Jim! I appreciate your support! I did not specifically mention that detail in the video, however I have full details with all the relevant dimensions on the plans on my website. If there’s a specific one you need help with, let me know 😀
@@SpencleyDesignCo weak answer
@@miken7750 the answer gets you to buy the plans...
That’s mike for ya
I’m a girl with no skills. These directions were awesome!
You definitely have skills! You’re gonna do great!
Good plans but 3/4 with 2×4's? How heavy are those fkrs?
Amazing, thank you!
Thank you Erika!
How far back do you drill the holes for the carriage bolts?
Every measurement you need is laid out in the plans
What did you measure on the frame to drill the hole where the carriage bolt goes through?!?!?!?
All of the required dimensions are in the PDF plans
@@SpencleyDesignCo I’m not paying $10 for a online piece of paper just say what the measurements are that’s the only thing you didn’t do in the tutorial
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Wasn’t cornhole originally a game only played in prison ? 😂😂😂😂
Wow look at the prices. I wish they were still like that.
Haha yeah, definitely would have to increase the price if I was making more of these!
3/4 in radiata plywood for $36... my how times have changes
I've been trying to find someone to do a Tech N9ne cornhole set.
You don't use a jig for your screws or hide the screws to ur plywood
What do you do when 2x4s are sprung? The boards are teetering on opposite corners
You either need to mill them flat, or buy new boards
@@SpencleyDesignCo I'll try planing them.flat
As a person who has some experience woodworking, I am no Bill Ng for sure, there are some beginner mistakes here for sure. These plans are good for a start, but look around before you build.
And as a helpful tip, buy lots of clamps. Strap clamp are awesome. And don’t hold your material, clamp it.
Again, as a guy who has watched these videos and made the mistakes. You will save yourself money in materials and loss of fingers
how did you measure out the holes for the legs
Hi, Mike! I used a simple rule to measure out the holes to drill for the legs
How far did you measure in inches from the top of the board to make your 3/8 hole on the frame board for the legs?
All of the needed dimensions are in the plans
Man, I miss those lumber prices.
My lumber prices haven’t changed the past two years. Still the same where I am 😀
Why didn’t you leave information on how to set the legs.
They’re in the plans, that you have the purchase?
all of the detailed dimensions are in the plans
How far up do u measure the hole on the legs
How do you make the beanbags?
I used canvas, beans, and a sewing machine
ok sooooo he glosses over some important parts like what measurements are the holes for the legs at?! and the holes for the leg holes as well...
All of the detailed measurements are in the plans if you need them
Are these boards regulation?
They’re the stand 2x4 size. I can’t say I looked up specific regulations for a governing cornhole entity. The only rule we play with is that you have to have a cold beverage 🥤
For 2:39 Making how far in
all relevant dimensions are in the plans
It seems like 3 @ 96” 2x4’s is not enough for the job. 48x4 takes 2 of them. 4@21” is 84” and 4@13” is 52” which puts it 40” short. Unless you have a special way to stretch that wood. Folks will get the pieces that you said and then wonder why they are short on wood. Just my thoughts brother.
The plans include a cutlist for your reference
Vikings
Ohio state buckeyes
What?
Bro didn’t even say the dimensions of where the holes for the legs go just put them there and drilled
Are you sure?
I refuse to play a game named cornhole.
Anyone who uses a jigsaw is a hack
Terrible
Hush 🤫
@@AaronGeller ok
@@msm624 very good 👍
4:00 - "just mark line and you've got perfect 30 degree angle" ()
4:21 - "...pieces meet up perfectly" - you keep misusing this word :D
5:39 - having all the skecth draws beforehand you still able to fail with sizes?
let's pause for the honest moment - quite inaccurate job done here, nothing to be proud of
Hush 🤫
Grab the plans…. Spend more money,..