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A simple pocket cut scrabble board (with 20mm playing piece pockets).
I based this off of the standard playing piece of 19x19mm.
Updated the project (accidentally deleted it) with the addition of the player trays, easily be removed if not needed.
Adjust the piece depths to suit your pieces
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Birch Plywood
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I set the "bonus" squares to be 6mm deep, so they are clearly visible when using my project, but also because if I were making this, I would inset a different colour wood to highlight the squares. Given that original pieces are 4mm thick, I would aim to have the finished pockets at about 1.5mm.
Comments
I set the "bonus" squares to be 6mm deep, so they are clearly visible when using my project, but also because if I were making this, I would inset a different colour wood to highlight the squares. Given that original pieces are 4mm thick, I would aim to have the finished pockets at about 1.5mm.
Sean Anderson · April 13, 2020
Thank you so much for sharing this!
Cindy Dorin · April 13, 2020
Hi Sean, Looks excellent. I can not open the file in Easel though. Could you try sharing again please?
Jason Cremor · July 25, 2020
Accidentally deleted it. Shared a slightly revised version.
Sean Anderson · July 26, 2020
Thanks Sean, much appreciated.
Jason Cremor · August 05, 2020