Cribbage boards
Dave in Haverford PA
>Would like to make some using exotic woods. Requires drilling 240 1/8" holes. Anybody know of a jig or system to do this?
Cribbage boards
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#2Re: Cribbage boards
Robert Englebrecht
>Dave,
My dad makes Cribbage Boards with a jig purchased from a WW cataloge (sp?)
I can get the name if you want...e-mail me if this interests you.
Bob
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Mark Goodall - ATL - tooljunkie
> http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=32777&cat=1,250,43313
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=10120&cookietest=1
http://www.osage.net/~themillers92/SCFBlog/cabbage.jpg
Happy Woodworking!
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#4Cabbage???
Stephen Kirk in Quakertown PA
>Little off there in spelling, aren't you. May as well make a krout cutter.
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#5Putting finish on one right now
Stephen Kirk in Quakertown PA
>I just laid out the lines myself with a ruler since I was only making one. I probably would have used a cardboard or hardboard template if I was making multiple. 1/8" hardboard would work great. If it's too hard to see lines, paint it or glue a piece of paper to it.
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#6Re: Cribbage boards
Phil Trierweiler
>I have the old fashioned steel template for making cribbage boards. I was going to sell it on ebay. I got it from a friend who was tired of woodworking. It is 1/16 inch thick and weighs 1 1/2 pounds. $10 and postage and it is yours.