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How To Build a Cribbage Board
Choose a cribbage board pattern
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Make your board big enough to fit your pattern. I usually add at least an extra inch on each side of the pattern.
Follow these steps
.
Print the pattern
Tape pattern together with
scotch tape
if more than 1 page (I tape front and back)
For a regular flat track
Tape
all edges of the pattern to the board
Drill
all the holes (I drill about 1/2" deep with a 3/4" thick board)
For a sunken track
Use
spray glue
or
contact cement
and glue pattern to board
Drill
all the holes (I drill about 1/2" deep with a 3/4" thick board)
Use
a router
and route out the inside of track, do 3 - 4 shallow passes instead of 1 deep pass. (I go about 1/4" deep in total)
For a raised track
Use
spray glue
or
contact cement
and glue pattern to board
Drill
all the holes (I drill about 1/2" deep with a 3/4" thick board)
Use
a router
and route around the outside of the track, I do 2 - 3 shallow passes instead of 1 deep pass. (I go about 1/4" deep in total)
Remove pattern, if you glued the pattern you might need to scrape it off. I use a
metal putty knife
.
Sand
the board
If desired, add a decorative trim around the edge of the board, this will help prevent the board from warping over time.
Put a
stain
or
varnish
or some kind of finish on the board.
Play some
Cribbage