Tabletop Cornhole Boards
How to build tabletop cornhole boards. A fun tabletop game!
Equipment
- Drill
- 2" Hole Saw or Jig Saw and Drill Bit
- Tape measure
- Pencil
- Paint brushes
- Miter saw or miter box (optional)
Ingredients
- 1 1" x 8", 24" long board Cut to two 12" long pieces
- 1 2" x 2", 12" long board Cut into four 3" long pieces with one end being cut at a 15-degree angle, as seen in the photo
- Wood Glue
- 220 Grit Sandpaper
- Paint and/or football decals
- Clearcoat spray or roll on
Instructions
- Cut wood as instructed in the material list. Make sure to cut the 1" x 2" pieces with an angle (approx 15 degrees) on one end of each piece.
- At one end of each 12" board, measure 3" down from the end and 3-5/8" in from the side, make a mark and cut your 2" hole with the mark acting as your center guide.
- Use wood glue to attach the legs; gluing the angled end to the bottom of the boards at the top nearest the cornholes.
- Sand the cornhole boards smooth.
- Decorate with paint and decals any way you wish!
Video
Notes
If you don't have a miter saw, simply cut the legs a little shorter and glue them on. They'll sit at an angle on the table, but for this game, it's just fine!
See photos in blog post for a more detailed walkthrough of how to build tabletop cornhole boards!