DIY portable Cornhole boards with built in app controlled LED lights pt. 2

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DIY portable Cornhole set with built in app controlled LED lights pt.2. In this episode i show you how to Stain, install Decals, LED lights, Epoxy Resin, Latches, Handles & Router the holes. I hope you all enjoyed this build as much as i did.
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If you want custom decals like I used in this video please email Katie @ savvysouthernshoppe@yahoo.com She will work with you on a custom Design of your choice. She accepts PayPal.
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I tested how long the lights will work on a fully charged battery pack. They stayed on for 56 hours and the Omars batters only take about 4 hours to charge back up to full capacity.
I started super gluing the LED lights down. I had the lights lift around the circle and rise 1/16 above the cured resin and required a 2nd pour to cover the lights. Super gluing the lights down will prevent them from lifting during resin pour and curing.
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@Nitozap87 2 года назад

Great job

@robshowtos478 3 месяца назад

You need to start making newer videos. You have some quality stuff. This was great!

@garybrinker6507 Год назад

Love the engineering that went into these boards! I am wanting to build a set of these for my wife. I am trying to get the materials together and noticed that the led strip is not found at amazon. Do you have a brand that you use? What about length? Thanks in advance.

@WillowsWorldofDIY Год назад

I used Govee 6.56ft led lights app controlled with music sync for the boards in this video. I also use 16.4ft led lights amzn.to/3evBS8X if you want the lights to have the V leading to the hole plus lights around the edge of the deck. these led lights can also be cut to length but you need to cut them on the cut here marks. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@bryancanon6349 3 года назад

Good WORK!!!!

@monicamccarthy93 3 года назад

I really liked how you made them next inside each other for easy carrying and storage! Fantastic idea!

@martinwilliams4079 4 года назад

Willow, thank you so much for such an informative instructional video. Just finished a set for my son's birthday this month. I researched the lighted boards extensively and chose your process. I did however change the ring around the hole by channeling out 1/2 " from the hole leaving a half inch border of plywood and then the hole. I had read a comment before I started where someone asked how much you would charge and I was astounded. That was of course before I started buying the parts. Ordered the lights and bank chargers from your links, thanks for that too. All said and done, with a simple set of bags and a carrying case that I'm waiting to be delivered, I ended up with just a little over $400 dollars invested. Not including some supplies like sandpaper and such. Thanks again and all the best to you and yours. The boards came out awesome.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Thanks Martin! I'm glad to hear that you made my corn hole boards and like how they turned out! I wish I could make them for less $$$ but the materials are expensive. The only way I can make a profit is to build a batch of them, otherwise I would have to charge around $800 each set to make it worth my time invested. I hope your son loves the boards! Thanks for watching and all the best to you and yours! Oh and thanks for using my links, I really appreciate it!

@bandit08 5 лет назад

This is awesome! Thanks for the tutorial!

@glenncoon6639 4 года назад

These boards look amazing what craftsmanship wowey

@relaxingambiance904 4 года назад

Awesome!

@justinketchem8746 4 года назад

Hey Willow - Really great job. Great video as well. Thanks for all the detail. You made it easy to understand.

@kenbrown5449 4 года назад

Great video! I especially like how you built everything with minimal equipment/tools. Just goes to show you don't have to drop big bucks to build great stuff! Thanks for taking the time to make the vid.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Thanks Ken! I would love to have a full work shop with all the expensive equipment, but unfortunately I don't have the room and money for all that. I don't let that stop me from being creative and building great stuff. I just try to do my best with the tools I have.Thanks for watching!!

@billbrown9647 2 года назад

How much would you charge for a set of cornhole boards with the lights?

@katiepeters9363 5 лет назад

Cool decals!

@bandit08 5 лет назад

Katie Peters Awesome Decals for sure!

@kressler66 3 года назад

When you get set up I’d love a set

@handydoc2531 4 года назад

Dude I just noticed the dentist 🦷 tools. I’m a dentist. Love this

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I built this set as a dental school graduation present for my best friend. I had Katie design the skull and dental tools, her email is in the description of this video if you want any dental skull and tools decals. Thanks for watching!

@ta07sp 3 года назад

Hi, Willow. Thanks for posting this video. I’ll be getting started on it soon. I wondered, how did you handle the area where the lights get inserted on the board? Was there a concern for the epoxy spilling into it and it needed a stopper?

@selectinsurancesolutions-b8518 5 лет назад

what kind of run time can you get on full charge start to finish with this set up

@WillowsWorldofDIY 5 лет назад

I'm not really sure, I've never tested how long they will stay on till the batteries die. I have had them on for 8 hours and I still had 75% charge on the battery packs. so maybe 32 hours straight but I'm not sure. Thanks for watching!

@johnpollard703 4 года назад

Can you tell me how you did the holes? I'm confused as to how you routed out final hole without routing out all the epoxy?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Hi John. I used a 1/2' router bit and I measured 3" from the inside cutting edge of the 1/2"router bit and drilled a 1/8" hole at that point on my jig to make a 7" Diameter channel for the LED lights. Then I measured 3" from the outside cutting edge of the 1/2" router bit and drilled a 1/8" hole at that point on my jig to make a 6" hole for the cornhole. I will try to make a video on how I made my jig in a few week because I get a lot of questions about it. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@johnpollard703 4 года назад

@@WillowsWorldofDIY thank you brother , got it. Appreciate your time my friend

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

No problem my friend . I'm happy I can help.

@selectinsurancesolutions-b8518 5 лет назад

Do the lights have other modes to cycle through instead of just based on sound

@WillowsWorldofDIY 5 лет назад

Yes you can choose 1 of 7 colors and the lights will display that color without sound activation. If you download the app you can get more settings, more color options and can dim the brightness. There is also multiple sound activated settings.

@sevendaysout 4 года назад

Great tutorial! Did you have to cut the led strip?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Thanks! The 6.56ft LED lights I used fit perfectly without having to cut them. Thanks for watching!

@dennischase5050 4 года назад

Great video! Did the bags slide at all with the epoxy finish or did they just stick where they hit? Most boards allow the bags to slide a little so I was curious how the epoxy affected performance.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

The bags slide like normal. I can't tell any difference between the epoxy finish and a polyacrylic finish as far as bag slide goes. The epoxy finish might slide a little bit more than a painted finish depending on what type of paint is used. The epoxy finish has held up great compared other finishes, the boards still look like brand new after a quick wipe down with a micro fiber cloth after play. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@alanmclaughlin2508 3 года назад

How did you stop the epoxy running out the hole you drilled for passage of the LED wiring?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 3 года назад

I used clear silicone to plug the whole before I poured the epoxy. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@official_Lucastomioka 4 года назад

When you placed the led lights to the circle, did you twist them to make the corners? I'm confused on how you did it.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I placed the lights on their side around the circle and twisted them to lay flat in the V channels. You might have to chisel out a little wood where the V Channel meets the circle to make room for the lights to twist. I also started super gluing the light down because I had 1 lift during the epoxy pour and had to do 2 coats to cover it. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@Lynnlynn292 3 года назад

Were you able to cut the led strips and use it for both boards? Will the remote work for both if cut?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 3 года назад

No, I bought 1 set of lights for each board 6.56ft long and they fit without cutting. The remote won't work on the lights cut off of the original strand without installing a light controller on the cut off strand of lights. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@vincepresto759 5 лет назад

LOVIT Turned out Awesome, for each board how many feet of the RGB light kit did you use and are they 5v or the 12v ? The add and spec’s kinda confusing ! Thx’s

@WillowsWorldofDIY 5 лет назад

The lights are 6.56ft/2m long each and use 5 volts each. I'm glad you liked the build. Thanks for watching!

@craigjack2409 4 года назад

Is it possible to just use clear silicone in channels instead of epoxy

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I have never tried Silicone but I think the bags would grab instead of sliding. If you're trying to save money I think I would only epoxy the light channels and use a Valspar to coat the rest of the wood. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@iamthegodcomplex5821 4 года назад

How did you build the jig for the 6” hole?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I used a piece of 3/8 plywood. I removed my router base plate and traced around it and marked the mounting holes and drilled them out. I measured 8 inches from one side of the router base plate and made it come out to a point on that side. Then I screwed the 3/8 plywood to the router base and plunged my 1/2" router bit through the 3/8 plywood. I made mine so I can cut various size holes, so I measured from the far side cutting edge of my 1/2" router bit and drilled holes at 2"-10" on my jig. That allows me to cut 4"-20" holes with my jig. If you're just interested in cutting a 6" hole then just drill a hole on the jig 3" from the far side cutting edge of the router bit and that will make a 6 inch hole. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@iamthegodcomplex5821 4 года назад

Willow’s World of DIY yes, thank you very much.

@chayiyo123 4 года назад

Do you have to use a 10000 mAh power bank to run the lights or can you use a lower one? Thanks in advance.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

You don't have to use a 10000 mah power bank, and can definitely use a lower one but it won't power the lights as many hours. I can get 56 hours from the 10000 mah power bank and that work great for me if I want to take them with me camping for a few days. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@chayiyo123 4 года назад

Thank you for the information awesome video going to be making one myself for the next project.

@BigDaddyCountryX3 3 года назад

Hey Willow ~ I'm having trouble with led strip light options. I need more feet as I went along the side to the top & across. I think I have found an option but width & depth is not listed. What was your width & depth for the leds? Thanks.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 3 года назад

I used a 1/2" router bit and I cut the V channels 3/8" deep and I cut the ring around the hole 1/2" deep. I think most LED strips are 7/16" wide and 3/16" thick without a protective coating, if the LED's have a protective coating like the ones that I used in this video they are 7/16" wide and 1/4" thick. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@bakermbunk 2 года назад

I am currently making cornhole boards as a little side business. I would love to offer this feature of led’s. How much of an extra cost is the expoy and leds? What do you charge for a set with these features. I know it’s not polite to talk about money, but I appreciate any insight you have

@WillowsWorldofDIY 2 года назад

I buy the epoxy by the gallon and it cost about $60-$65 per gallon and I use 1/2 a gallon per board to coat the entire surface. The led lights with app controller is about $20-$25 each and the Battery packs are $15 each. So it cost me about $130-$145 to add the wireless app controlled led lights to the both boards with an epoxy finish on the entire surface. If i'm trying to save a little $ then I will only pour epoxy in the LED light channels and use a poly acrylic or spar varnish on the rest of the surface. I was charging $400-$500 for a set with custom decals, wood stain, wireless app controlled LED lights, battery packs and bags included. I haven't built any since the lumber cost have gone up and I'm not really sure what the cost of lumber is these days. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@Kylez1212 4 года назад

Hey how long do the light last with those batteries??

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I haven't left them plugged in till the battery dies, but have had them on for 8 hours and the battery still had 75% charge. So I'm guessing 24-32 hours on a full charge. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@Bay444444 4 года назад

Fantastic design - will be starting build very soon. Questions:1) length of bolts? are both boards same bolt length? 2) what depth did you route for light channels? and out of interest 3) have you weighed the final portable boards? Really enjoyed your video and responses to questions. From a Canadian builder and fan.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Thank you! The bolts are 1-3/4" long and they are the same length on both boards. I routered the V channel 3/8" deep and the ring around the hole I did 5/8" deep. I blended the deeper 5/8" ring channel to the 3/8" V channel with a hand chisel to allow room for the LED lights to twist at the point where the channels come together. I have not weighed it but I have thought about adding a shoulder strap to aide in carrying longer distances. Most of the time when I carry it long distance, I carry it with another person and we carry it by the holes. I hope this is helpful. Good luck on your build. feel free to message me if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching!

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Also here's a tip, i recommend super Glueing the lights down at the point where the V channel comes into the ring. There is a tight bend there and I have had problems in the past with the lights lifting at that point during the epoxy pour and had to pour a 2nd coat of epoxy to cover the lights completely.

@Bay444444 4 года назад

Willow’s World of DIY thank you for this tip - will be using super glue for this.

@Bay444444 4 года назад

Willow’s World of DIY Just putting bolts into first 2 legs and realized they will be too short at 1 3/4” if they are to go through 3 pieces of 1” nominal wood (3/4+3/4+3/4 =2 1/4”) Looks like I will need 2 1/2” bolts unless I am doing something wrong, which could well be.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I'm so sorry Andy, you are correct, I used 2 1-3/4" bolts on one board and 2 2-1/2" bolts on the other board. I definitely miss spoke and I sincerely apologize.

@MrJcrupp 3 года назад

can you repost the link to the lights and bank please? I don't see them and having a hard time finding the lights on AMZ.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 3 года назад

I posted all of the links to the materials and tools I used in description of this video. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@lorriemarx-adams4009 4 года назад

What is the app that you use, is it in the directions with the lights, and do you have to cut the light strip at all? thanks Willow

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Hi Lorrie. The app is Govee and the directions come with the lights. I used the 6.56/2m long lights and I did not have to cut them. I put a link for the lights I used in the description. Thanks for watching!

@mikecrisp1267 3 года назад

how do u replace a lght if it goes bad

@WillowsWorldofDIY 3 года назад

I have never had any go bad, but you would have to router out the epoxy in the channels to replace the lights and then poor epoxy in the channels after the lights have been replaced. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@turbo1294 4 года назад

When routing the v did you center the bit on the line?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

yes I centered the bit on the line when cutting the V channels. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@travisberg4160 4 года назад

in your video you say you use a 2:1 mixture on the 2 part epoxy, the instructions on the bottle say 1:1. curious if you feel you get a better result using 2:1?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I used Arrow Marine epoxy resin that I had left over from a previous project and that resin is 2:1 mix ratio. I can't get Arrow Marine resin anymore so I switched to Pro Marine epoxy resin and it is 1:1 mix ratio. I always follow the manufacture recommendations for mix ratios and curing temperatures. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@MisterBenne 3 года назад

Why hiding orange name?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 3 года назад

The person I made the corn hole boards for asked me not to show their name in my video. Thanks for watching!

@WWGDO 4 года назад

How much epoxy was used per board? The link shows a one gallon kit. Is that enough for both?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I used 1/2 gallon per board. the 1 gallon kit is enough for both boards. I hope this is helpful. Thanks for watching!

@WWGDO 4 года назад

Willow’s World of DIY Got the first board covered and looks great. Did you wait the entire 72 hours to cure before the final router cut? I did a small test piece last night and it seems pretty darn solid after 16 hours.

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

That's Great! I usually store mine at 75-80 degrees and wait 48 hours to do my final cut. I have never had any problems but if it's not being stored in the correct temperature range it can take longer to cure.

@WWGDO 4 года назад

Willow’s World of DIY perfect! I have mine in my office at about 78 degrees. I only had one issue, my lights came un stuck in the circle and floated up a little now it’s sticking out about 1/16th. Hopefully I’ll have enough epoxy left over from the second board that I’ll do tomorrow to add a second coat on top. Thanks again for the great video!

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I have had that happen to me once as well, I now super glue the lights down at the tight bend where the circle goes into the V grove. I hope this is helpful. I'm excited for you and love hearing about the build. Please let me know how it turns out. Thanks for watching!

@marshman3354 4 года назад

Hey do you make boards for anyone?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I have only made them for friends and family so far.

@marshman3354 4 года назад

@@WillowsWorldofDIY ok thank you, if you do decide to make them ,please let me know. They are cool 😎!

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Thank you! I'm thinking about making a batch of them early next year if enough people are interested. I will definitely let you know. Thanks for watching!

@marshman3354 4 года назад

@@WillowsWorldofDIY great could you give me a ball park for cost?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

Well that will depend on how many I make because it's cheaper to buy the materials in bulk but it would probably be $400-$500.

@stmoxley419 4 года назад

Willing to build and ship to Cali?

@WillowsWorldofDIY 4 года назад

I'm not set up to sell my products at this time, but i'm currently working on getting everything setup and i'm hoping to launch a website in 2021. If you can wait till then I would be more than happy to build you a custom set of corn hole boards and ship it to you. Thanks for watching and for your interest in my product!