This makes for one monster of a cribbage board, measuring 8” x 28”. This is a great option for your Cribbage Crazed Colleagues. Rockler also sells a XL Template and pegs. Using masking tape we then taped on the templateand drilled all the holes.

Once the carrying holes were drilled we routed the holes and edges with a 1/4” round over router bit.

We drilled a 1 3/8” hole using a forstner bitand drill press. Then we marked the outline of the template. We used our Ridgid Compund Sliding Miter Saw to do this. We cut the scraps to a length that would fit the Rockler Template + the length needed to drill a 1 3/8” carrying/hanging hole. Pictured below, a maple (the asymmetrical one that might make you twitch if you’re OCD), live edge cutoff, and an old cutting board that never got finished (the one with a pattern of 3 different wood types). We grabbed what scraps we had laying around the garage and made 3 standard size racetrack cribbage board games. Rockler’s Template makes this a quick project present to throw under the tree for your cribbage-loving loved one! Supplies for DIY Cribbage Boards Racetrack Cribbage Thank you for supporting the fabulous brands that make Reality Daydream possible! This post contains affiliate links. Hi friends! We’re getting pretty close to Christmas now, eh? Nick and I have been busy little elves in our workshop making gifts for our friends and family members, and these Cribbage Boards turned out so amazing, we just had to share the how-to with you! They’re actually pretty simple if you have the right drill bit and template, so read on!

Cribbage tutorial