Easiest Corn Hole Board Plans with Free Printable PDF

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The easiest tutorial for building your own corn hole game.  You'll just need a drill and jigsaw for power tools. Free PDF Printable plans with steo bt step diagrams from Ana-White.com.

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WATCH! Video of Building Corn Hole Boards from this Tutorial

In this video, I build this project based off this tutorial.  Please watch for tips and techniques.

 

BUILD! Printable Plans for Corn Hole Boards

To make this build as easy as possible, we have created a free, downloadable PDF to build your own corn hole boards.

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You can also print the images below (same as the PDF but in JPG format).  Thank you for using my plans, and trusting us with your builds!

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Set Up of Cornhole Boards

How far apart are the boards in corn hole?  27 feet between front edge of boards for regulation play, 24 feet for casual or beginner play.

 

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Easiest Corn Hole Plans with Free Printable PDF

Preparation

Shopping List
  • 4 - 2x4 @ 92-5/8" or 8' long (whichever is cheaper)
  • 1 - 1/2" thick 23-3/4" x 47-3/4" or  2'x4' plywood project panel, one side sanded, exterior grade recommended (I used these), but can also use hardwood or corn hole board tops (with the precut hole in the top)
  • 2-1/2" exterior screws (I used these)
  • 1-5/8" exterior screws (I used these)
  • 4 - 3/8" bolts (I used these)
  • 4 - 3/8" nuts (I used these)
  • 8 - flat washers that fit over the bolts

 

Tools
Drill
Jigsaw
Project Type
Room

Comments

Mike88

Mon, 08/16/2021 - 18:14

Amazing plans! I was just planning on making a pair of these and your plans have been a life saver. I was wondering about preserving the boards. Other than the paint (or on top of) would you use something like polyurethane or something similar to protect it outside? Thank you again for the amazing plans!