The Woodpecker Ep 21 Quarto Board Game

[@SteveRamsey]

Those look great! I love the way you inlaid the circles and used the epoxy.

[@matthiaswandel]

Nice trick for making the pucks with the pantograph. I will have to try that myself some time, instead of buying a large plug cutter.

[@woodstoney]

Great innovative techniques and usage of scrap wood! Project came out really nice!!

[@rxchng]

I'm sure Frankie loves his birthday present, awesome work!

[@steinie44]

Very nice. Like Steve, I like the inlaid circles.

[@Squ34k3rZ]

This was mesmerizing to watch :) Thank you!

[@01merkin]

Another great video, the game looks excellent, on my list of things to make. Who needs T.V when we have you, Steve and Matthias eh. Keep 'em coming.

[@passionwoodworking9223]

The game came out great! I've actually never heard of it before. It looks fun!

[@LgosseuxDbois-TheWoodpecker]

Not that bad, my son has it at his job and play on his lunch hour from time to time. Needless to say he's WAY beter than I am.

[@Wordsnwood]

Actually I have some (just a few) maple boards that a friend gave me when their floor was ripped out (water damage in one spot). The real pain for me is first using the bandsaw to rip off the finish -- I tried planing it off, which was a HUGE mistake, as it ruined the blades. It is a very hard finish. Then I plane down the other side and I have boards that are at least 1/2" thick left. but yes, there are holes along the tongue side. I've never tried gluing them into panels. Not yet.

[@Wordsnwood]

I'm curious about your use of hardwood floor scraps. Are these from the trash or a jobsite? And how were they glued up. Did you just glue the tongues/grooves together or did you first rip that off and glue them with flush edges? I can see advantages to both approach.

[@deaggi]

Very nice. I have always been annoyed that you always have a box lying around when you play the original quarto game.

[@gremlin60]

at 4:18 you use a Box join jig . Can u show how you made that? Great video btw