This is a member video created by Skip Phillip a perfect leg for his cornhole boards. A perfect leg has a perfectly centered and straight hole through both the frame and the leg, and is cut at an angle matching a positive stop ("hard stop") on the miter saw, and is suitable to make jigs for to make future batching of legs independent of cornhole boards possible.

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Making a leg the hard way really is the only way to make a cornhole leg. Even getting the measurements from another builder, fine tuning to make it work will still be required as the ability to measure, the board thickness, the frame length, the frame board width, the leg width, the leg angle, the ability to center a hole, the ability to drill a perfectly straight hole (drill press table calibration required), and round over radius ALL play a roll in your leg's function.

With so many factors, just setting it up yourself is the easiest path. In the video Skip bases his off a 22.5 degree hard stop on his miter saw, and does an excellent job showing how simple that process can be.