McGinn's Cribbage Board

A stock peice no smaller than the following

16" Long
8" Wide
1/2" Thick
Flatten and sand to 220 Grit, Clamp down to table.

Watch me make it here:

Using the 1/16th inch upspiral bit, zero to bottom left of stock.

Run Workpeice “ClearHoles 1/16th…”

Verify cut speeds and settings

Switch to the “V-Carve Tracks – 60deg vbit” workpeice

Leave the controller running as to not move the XY position.
Using the Easel controls, raise the Z axis to change the bit carefully as to not move the position
If you have Easel Pro, you can use the v-carve bit, but I choose the “other” bit and just put in 0.02 and get the same results.
Zero the bit testing with paper and run

Using the 30 degree engraving bit, choose the “Cards & Words Engraved 30deg Engraving” workpeice.

Leave the controller running as to not move the XY position.
Using the Easel controls, raise the Z axis to change the bit carefully as to not move the position

Using the “Custom Area” workpeice and still the 30 degree engraving bit, zero the bit to the stock

Leave the controller running as to not move the XY position.
Using the Easel controls, raise the Z axis to change the bit carefully as to not move the position
Import your favorite SVG or edit your own design in Easel here to engrave on the board.
If you need it, there’s another workpeice called “Custom Area Template” that can be used to position your custom design.

After positioned, you can zero the depth on the rest of the objects or you can delete them.
Before making any changes, duplicate it so it’s available next time you want to customize and position.

Using a Diresta Ice Pick or a lesser object of your choice, scrape the engravings and tracks. Then with an air compressor, blow the dust from the peice.

Once prepared, sand to desired grit and finish.

I use Tung Oil and sand to 320