Laser Engraved Cornhole Boards

[@Damien8787]

What a great video. You're very generous in sharing your techniques. I really appreciate you showing the bumps in the road along the way as well. When you pointed out that you'd nailed the face on upside down, I felt that deep down. Then to be able to save that with the bean basket was genius. I love my Thunder Laser. It is a discontinued Mars 90 that was in a showroom. Bought it from China before they had a solid footprint here in the USA. Putting opinions I have on China at large aside, I'm glad to see Thunder Laser doing well. I think they do make a quality product that has a growing user base and support for as far as I've ever needed it. Did you ever end up making the jigs suggested by Logan? Thanks for sharing.

[@malonecustomdesigns]

Nice Work!!!

[@addicted2diy]

Thank you! These were really fun.

[@malonecustomdesigns]

@@addicted2diy You're welcome.

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Hi Katie, greetings from Fountain Hills. Nice work.

[@addicted2diy]

Thank you so much!

[@logguthrie1]

Thanks for the video! If you create a jig for the laser, you could have the laser mark where your carriage bolts go, the radius goes and the angle for the legs, which may save you some time.

[@addicted2diy]

That’s a great idea! I will have to put something like that together.

[@DailyDoseOfShortClips]

Great video!

[@addicted2diy]

Thank you!!

[@colettebarton1986]

The wood engraving looks beautiful. I use 1/8" for my projects. The engravings don't show the grain. Is that something that can only happen on the thicker woods?

[@addicted2diy]

Thanks so much! I think that with this being so out of focus, the grain showed more after being engraved. Are you using 1/8” Baltic birch or 1/8” veneer plywood? That also makes a difference.

[@colettebarton1986]

@@addicted2diy 1/8" Baltic Birch. Watching your videos is definitely helping with ideas to experiment with. Keep them coming.

[@kyfireman]

How long did it take to laser the two tops.

[@addicted2diy]

Each design took 45 minutes to an hour to engrave.