The time has come to step up from the original plans and move onto dado style builds! This is my way to build dado boards WITHOUT a large table saw requiring a dado stack. This way of building is a big step above the original plans and minimal effort to achieve the benefit. This builder guide will instruct how to batch your boards this style in a lean and efficient manner. These boards will be built to all regulation spec from ¾ plywood. They include a center brace, and allow for carry handles. You are responsible for safe use of tools along with all eye and ear protection. Items highlighted blue are clickable links. Some of these are Affiliate links that will generate revenue for Cornhole Board Makers Group. It is highly appreciated when you use our links to make your purchases. Make sure you join the conversation on Facebook! “Cornhole Board Makers Group” This group is a great resource to get all the tips and tricks for finishing your boards! See an assembly video here Required Tools Pro Leg Fixture Drill ⅜” drill bit Tape Measure Hammer Wood Glue Table Saw Circular saw Miter Saw Straight Edge Kreg Pocket Hole Jig FOREMAN is a GAME CHANGER K5 is the minimum i’ll suggest for the pro builds Spiral Flush Cut Bit ¼ Tackpro Flush Cut Bit or ½” WhiteSide Flush Cut Bit (preferred) Hole Saw - If not using a router template (not preferred) Dado Router Bit - ¼” Shank dado bit or ½” Shank dado bit In addition to the builder guide, this package will be sent with SVG files so you can CNC cut your legs on most hobby machines! By purchasing these digital files you agree to not copy, publish, redistribute or share in any form the information found within the plans.
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