Building cornhole tables

[FishinNole86]

I made a set probably 6-7 years ago and the things weigh a ton. Looking to make some new ones for summer that are lighter, easier to move, and possibly have the fold out legs that vanish back into the table.

I am guessing quite a few people here have built/made there own.

Any suggestions or links that people have would be much appreciated!

 

[Fijimn]

I made a set probably 6-7 years ago and the things weigh a ton. Looking to make some new ones for summer that are lighter, easier to move, and possibly have the fold out legs that vanish back into the table.

I am guessing quite a few people here have built/made there own.

Any suggestions or links that people have would be much appreciated!

You need to get you some 3-N-1 oil and a set of 30 weight ball bearings....

 

[swflnole]

I made a set probably 6-7 years ago and the things weigh a ton. Looking to make some new ones for summer that are lighter, easier to move, and possibly have the fold out legs that vanish back into the table.

I am guessing quite a few people here have built/made there own.

Any suggestions or links that people have would be much appreciated!

Buy them....they look better and much cheaper.

 

[FishinNole86]

I know, that's what I was possibly thinking. When I first made them was suppose to be a cheap/half day project which turned into spending more than if I just ordered. Any good places people would recommend? Looking to either do FSU style or patriotic.

 

[BelemNole]

I used this guide for the sets I built. My first set I overbuilt them and they were heavy. My second set I got lighter/thinner lumber and they’re a dream to carry and don’t really play any differently.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Bounce-Free-Cornhole-Boards/

 

[BelemNole]

Here's the first set - made them for my mom for her 4th of July party.

 

[SoddyNole]

Make them out of Kevlar.

That way when fights break out and shots are being fired you can dive behind your board.