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I made this mancala board using 2 pieces of 1x2x8 poplar boards, routed with a 3/4" corebox bit. I first glued the 2 poplar boards together to make a thicker board - I did this so I could drill some holes to store the game pieces in. I then drew out the areas I would route then hand routed them. The bit burned some of the wood as it cut, but I liked the look in the end and didn't try to sand it all out. After sanding, I only coated with a water based polyurethane which actually resulted in an interesting change in color - some of the green shaded poplar turned red after being coated. I drilled 1" wide holes in 2 ends about 4" deep using a forstner bit for storage of the beans I'll use in the game. A cork placed in each end to plug the holes completes the board.
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Dec 30, 2011. 11:31 AM
scoochmaroo
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Gorgeous!
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