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Cabinetman wrote:That’s great, I shall be starting to do Grandsons wooden toys soon, two nice planks of Beech sat waiting.
Getting the amount of detail right is crucial, too much which inevitably means little bits to break off or choke on versus bland and not likely to be used much, and so age critical re safe paint etc. Edit, looks about right to me!
Do the back wheels pivot on that centre pin? Ian
Andyp wrote:It says so much about your skill set Derek that you consider that a simple project.
Wooden toys whether made by me or given as gifts are the only one we hang onto when the kids grow up. I can see that one lasting a few generations. Great stuff
TrimTheKing wrote:Love it mate. Can't wait to get my workshop into a workable state so me and the boy can carry on with the crane we started about 6 years ago...
Dalboy wrote:Thank you all.TrimTheKing wrote:Love it mate. Can't wait to get my workshop into a workable state so me and the boy can carry on with the crane we started about 6 years ago...
I did sure miss the workshop and it felt so good getting back making something
Alf wrote:I'm sitting here envying a small child, which pretty much says what I think.
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