Alberta cribbage artist builds unique boards [Video]

Neil Enock describes himself with a single word: storyteller.

“I write books, I tell stories in wood, I work in film. Storyteller is my favorite title.” he said.

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For nearly two decades, Enock has been crafting intricate cribbage boards that marry nostalgia with artistry.

His journey began in an unexpected place: a ride-on railway at Airdrie’s Iron Horse Park.

“My son was learning to add, and I thought a railroad cribbage board would be a great way to help,” he said.

“I made a model in foam core first, then asked my CNC contractor to make it. After waiting over a year, I bought the machine, learned how to program it, and made my own.”

This hands-on approach allows him to craft pieces that reflect his passion and precision.

The boards themselves are a study in artistry. Enock opts for a three-dimensional design to …