McGinn's Cribbage Boardby Jason McGinnMcGinn's Cribbage Board
A detailed, popular board with stock guidance, hole-clearing steps, and a full build workflow.
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McGinn's Cribbage Boardby Jason McGinnA detailed, popular board with stock guidance, hole-clearing steps, and a full build workflow.
Compact Cribbage Boardby Jon AndersonA compact hard-maple design with clear machine, material, bit, and finishing notes.
Cribbage Boardby Kim ZimmerA straightforward starting point when you want to add a family mark, club logo, or other image.
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From the makers’ comments and project notes
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Jason McGinn uses a separate Custom Area Template workpiece to position new artwork on the board. He recommends duplicating it before editing, then deleting the guide objects or setting their depth to zero after positioning the design. You can keep the original guide for the next personalized board.
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