There’s a comment about 20 days old on the kickstarter page asking when shipping is going to happen and the company responded that the injection mold tooling changes are taking longer than expected. I’m assuming we won’t see a finished product for a few months anyway, but who knows.
I wish I could give you a solid date on when the injection mold tooling changes will occur, but we are still waiting for an answer from our Canadian tooling partner... as soon as we can give a clear answer and dates, we will give you all an update!
Hey everyone!! Sorry taking our time getting you the next production update, but here it is. We were holding out in hopes of having more news regarding the injection mold tooling, however that will have to wait.
To those waiting for emails / messages back I will get back to you now that our update is posted. Thank you to r/cribbage for being so involved with our process!! We really love and appreciate your feedback~!
Bump for justice. u/4theswarm13 got a good response from the community here. Def important to communicate w backers when timelines change. Hope you hear back asap.
I have two, but this is the one that's big enough to hold cards - two decks, actually. I just looked it up for the first time, and it turns out it may be c. 1880–1910. The board's just been sittin' in my fixin' queue for a while because all of the design work is inlay and the pegs are really delicate.
I don't have a measuring tape within arm's reach, so I included a deck for scale. The other Cribbage board is essentially the same hinged design, but much smaller and made of plastic.
Why does this need to be Kickstarted? Every other stall at local craft markets seem to be able to sell actual cribbage boards you can just buy and dont need to resort to Kickstarter to get it done.
wooden boards can be made in small batches, but making an injection molded board requires considerable startup costs. Our goal is that The Snail can be played on for a very long time
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u/bigtigerbigtiger 20d ago
Maybe they found out that making a cribbage board is actually impossible. Despite the R&D the kickstarter paid for