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Free Woodworking Plans - Rocking Horses (return)
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Rocking Horse, Wooden
Technical information for making a wooden rocking horse.
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
With the holidays coming, this wooden rocking horse would be the perfect gift for that special little someone. It’s easy to build and requires only a jigsaw, sander and drill.
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
Direct link to PDF. Pint-sized cowboys will have lots of fun on this sturdy rocking horse made from pine. The horse’s head requires some carving, but since the design is fairly simple, we expect that even beginners will have little difficulty. These plans were originally published in Volume 8 issue 2 of The Woodworker’s Journal (Mar./Apr. 1984, pages 50-51).
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Rocking Horse, Hobby
Download the drawings to generate full-size paper or posterboard templates of the project components. When scaling up the drawings, try not to be overly concerned about making the templates exactly like the drawings.
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Rocking Horse
In this project, you will make a child’s rocking horse. The size of the horse is suitable for children up to 2 or 3 years of age.
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
Plans to build your own wooden rocking horse. The book includes step by step instructions with many pictures at each stage of construction. A +50 page PDF downloadable file.
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Rocking Horse
With just a few pieces of inexpensive, readily-available stock and only about 12 hours of your time, you can build this heirloom quality horse that’ll serve generations of young riders.
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Rocking Horse
Patterns, instructions and diagrams for building a wooden rocking horse and dump truck. ...
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Rocking Horse, Spring Mounted
How to build a traditional spring-suspended rocking horse, including framing, horseflesh, diagrams, cutting pattern, trimmings. ...
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Rocking Horse
The kids will flip over this traditional toy — especially since you crafted it yourself. This archived free woodworking plans and projects information was courtesy of the HGTV web site.
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
Build our wooden rocking horse to win a young heart. (Australia)
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Rocking Horse
Making a child’s toy can be a lot of fun. The hours spent cutting, sanding, assembling and finishing a toy are richly rewarded by the happiness shown on a child’s face when he or she receives that toy. There’s little else to compare with it.
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Rocking Horse-Chair
Here’s a project just right for the younger set, which is pretty simple to make and yet will fast become a favourite spot for them to spend many a happy hour. There is no plan for this toy - you’ll make your own. All you need is a rough outline drawing of a horse which you or any friend can sketch, but it’s a cinch to make! Let me show and tell you how I made this one for my granddaughter.
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Rocking Horse
Perhaps you have a child who would benefit from an all-time classic wooden toy—or maybe a member of your family is a collector of dolls, carousel horses or country furnishings. In any case, this article presents information on building a sturdy, old-fashioned rocking horse. It is not a difficult project, requires only common tools and produces satisfying results for even inexperienced woodworkers. The whole project can be constructed from one 2” x 10” x 8’ board, so the cost is minimal.
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Rocking Horse
To obtain this free woodworking plan you should make an email request to the Triton web site. This archive is the last known page version. Check their Users Aids/Project Book for more information.
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Rocking Horses Woodworking Plans for sale (return)
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Rocking Horse, Victorian
The overall length is 69”, height to the top of the head is 39”, height to the top of the seat is 33” and the width at the widest part of the rockers is 17”. Our Victorian Rocking Horse plan is based on a centuries old classic from England. Unlike the English design, no carving is required on this project. The horse can be constructed as a decorator for the parlor or as a functional rocking horse with a long graceful rock. Children adore this product. The unique bow rockers feature the traditional boat-like format. Several options are offered with the plan including using real horse hair and a leather English riding saddle. Sources are listed for the accessories. There are also patterns for making the mane and tail in wood. Only general woodworking techniques and tools are needed. A great Christmas morning gift.
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Rocking Horse, Armor
54” high to the top of the pole, 40” to the top of the head and 30” to the seat. Rockers are 52” long and 17” wide. Rousing tales of the Knights of the Roundtable and Sir Lancelot inspired this all-wood, medieval design. The project is packed with fine wood detailing including crests, banners and lions. The splash of color is not created with paint but with colorful and readily available domestic and exotic hardwoods. The plan outlines instructions for building the armor-clad horse, shield, sword, battle axe and the jousting pole stand with supporting sabers on the base. The finished rocking horse is intended to be a display piece but with modifications, supervised children can ride.
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Rocking Horse, Dinosaur (PDF)
You can dig up all the material you need at a local home center or lumber yard to put together this prehistoric project. Even your child can help in the construction because all part outlines are shown in full-size on the plan. Simply trace the parts to pine lumber, cut out with a saber or jig saw and assemble with glue and wood screws. A color scheme of green for the body, yellow for the rocker stand and eyes, red for the neck and tail “plates” and blue for the seat and handle bar is suggested, but you may also use semi-transparent stains to let the wood grain show through. The dinosaur is sized for toddlers to six-year-olds. This 1.57MB PDF has 17 pages with full pattern templates that you can print onto 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper and easily match together to build this woodworking project.
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Rocking Horse, Large - 45” rockers
This rocking horse is a national favorite! Durable design to last for generations. Large enough for children and adults. We are pleased to offer this plan which features an inlayed bridle and saddle straps (not included). The seat design is shaped to resemble being carved.
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Rocking Horse, Small - 40” rockers
This rocking horse is a national favorite! Durable design to last for generations. Small enough for children. We are pleased to offer this plan which features an inlayed bridle and saddle straps (not included). The seat design is shaped to resemble being carved.
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Rocking Horse (Plan No. 56)
Safe and durable. All parts traced and cut from one piece of 1x12 pine. Painting keys. 26” tall x 32” x 12” wide.
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Rocking Horse, Classic
Our sturdy Classic Rocking Horse can give giddy-up rides to wee ones or be used as decorations. A wonderful weekend project! Exclusive keepsake rocking horse is popular at craft shows; cherished by grandchildren. 31” H x 14” W x 44” L.
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Rocking Horse, Carousel
Our enchanting exclusive rocking horse is a keepsake gift for every special girl or boy. It complements the other horses in our collection. Precise full-size pattern insures crafting success. 29” H x 14” W x 44” L.
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Rocking Horse, Unicorn
A wonderful weekend project! Exclusive keepsake rocking horse is popular at craft shows; cherished by grandchildren. 32” H x 14” W x 44” L.
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
With just one 3’ by 4’ panel of plywood, you can make this rollicking rocking horse. The design has all the fun essentials: fluffy mane, bridle, stirrup peg and saddle blanket. And the rockers have just the right curvature for an energetic ride. Full-size patterns make it a simple matter to trace part outlines and painting boundaries. Parts can be cut out with a saber saw and assemble with glue and wood screws. Overall dimensions are 32” high, 40” long and 15” wide (rag doll, pattern for doll not included). This 2.30MB PDF has 17 pages with full pattern templates that you can print onto 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper and easily match together to build this woodworking project.
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Rocking Horse, Traditional (PDF)
Even the most rambunctious rider will enjoy this spirited steed. It is built from 2-inch thick pine lumber with yarn mane and tail and leather ears - much like the old-fashioned rocking horses. All sharp edges are rounded over and there are no tacks or other sharp fasteners that can become loose. Safety wheels are part of the design so that the horse will roll instead of tipping if the ride becomes too wild. The horse is suitable for ages four and up. Overall dimensions are 44” high, 47” long and 14” wide. This 2.74MB PDF has 21 pages with full pattern templates that you can print onto 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper and easily match together to build this woodworking project.
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Rocking Horse, Carousel
No carving is required. Authentic looking classic Merry-go-rounds horses. 34” long x 27” high at the seat x 16” wide. A sales leader and a classic style like on the grand Carousels of the 1800s. Nearly all wood with white ash, walnut, padauk and purple heart shown. The natural wood colors can be deceptive, as those who see it may assume it’s painted. An oval mirror is set off with scrollwork on the rockers. Turning (not essential) can enhance the spacers between rockers and on the round finial on the pole. Add colored ribbons if wanted. Can be ridden if modified with a metal pole. A splendid addition for interior designs and a great prop for photographers shooting children’s portraits. An audio module can be added to simulate horse whinnies.
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Rocking Horse
Rocking Horse woodworking plans - Easy to make, packed with detail. 35” long x 25” high x 13” wide. Easy construction, finely detailed trim and smooth rocking action. Rugged enough for a child 18 months to four years. Tole paint for a Christmas display or as a room accessory. A superb wood project and an excellent gift.
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Rocking Horse, Wildflower
Wildflower Horse woodworking plans - Floral and ribbon motif. 34” long x 27” high at the seat x 16” wide. This classic rocking horse is rich with floral and ribbon wood appointments and light colored woods. It captures the spirit of the flower covered Carousel Horses from the turn of the century. It can be used for Christmas displays, decorating a family room or nursery, as a prop for photography or for store window merchandising. The project can be accomplished with no carving. Primary work can be done with a bandsaw, router and drill press. The project is nearly all wood. Recommended woods are listed in the plans. Wrap colored ribbons around the pole for added trim. The pole can be reinforced for riding.
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Rocking Horse
Safe and durable.
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Rocking Horse Plan
You will want to make one for every child on your list!
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Rocking Horse, Heirloom
This is a thoroughbred toy that even your great-grandchildren will enjoy rocking on. Click the link for a larger picture, more details on the construction and design, package contents and recommendations.
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Rocking Horse, Giddyap
Clippity-clop, clippity-clop—that’s the sound this galloping horse makes every time you set it a-rocking. Place the maned toy rocker on your child’s dresser, or give it to a deserving friend. Either way, you’ll ride high in the saddle with the joy you bring.
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
This rocking horse is sure to be a treasured gift for any child who receives it. Built from sturdy 1-1/2” stock, it is deceptively easy to build and is designed to last for generations. This plan contains full size patterns and step by step diagrams for constructing the rocking horse making it sure to provide satisfying results for any level of woodworker.
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Rocking Horse
Stops at the front and rear prevent energetic riders from tipping too far. Dowels and wooden balls make footrests and handholds to provide support for young equestrians. We based this one on a 17th century design found in the Museum of London. 21” H x 36” L.
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Most Popular Rocking Horses Woodworking Plans for sale (return)
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
This rocking horse is sure to be a treasured gift for any child who receives it. Built from sturdy 1-1/2” stock, it is deceptively easy to build and is designed to last for generations. This plan contains full size patterns and step by step diagrams for constructing the rocking horse making it sure to provide satisfying results for any level of woodworker.
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Rocking Horse
Don’t show this plan to anyone under the age of 10... unless you’ve got some shop time blocked out. But I’m always amazed at the interest and opinions adults have concerning children’s toys. I’ve wanted to make a rocking horse for a long time, but trying to come up with a rocking horse that all the adults liked was almost impossible.
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Rocking Horse
Rocking Horse woodworking plans - Easy to make, packed with detail. 35” long x 25” high x 13” wide. Easy construction, finely detailed trim and smooth rocking action. Rugged enough for a child 18 months to four years. Tole paint for a Christmas display or as a room accessory. A superb wood project and an excellent gift.
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Rocking Horse, Playroom Palomino
A Family Heirloom the Moment You Finish It. Little buckaroos will ride into the night, or at least until bedtime, on this soon-to-be classic. Its stylish lines and straightforward construction make for a sure winner. Rockers measure 43-1/4” long.
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Rocking Horse
Stops at the front and rear prevent energetic riders from tipping too far. Dowels and wooden balls make footrests and handholds to provide support for young equestrians. We based this one on a 17th century design found in the Museum of London. 21” H x 36” L.
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Rocking Horse (PDF)
With just one 3’ by 4’ panel of plywood, you can make this rollicking rocking horse. The design has all the fun essentials: fluffy mane, bridle, stirrup peg and saddle blanket. And the rockers have just the right curvature for an energetic ride. Full-size patterns make it a simple matter to trace part outlines and painting boundaries. Parts can be cut out with a saber saw and assemble with glue and wood screws. Overall dimensions are 32” high, 40” long and 15” wide (rag doll, pattern for doll not included). This 2.30MB PDF has 17 pages with full pattern templates that you can print onto 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper and easily match together to build this woodworking project.
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Rocking Horse, Victorian
The overall length is 69”, height to the top of the head is 39”, height to the top of the seat is 33” and the width at the widest part of the rockers is 17”. Our Victorian Rocking Horse plan is based on a centuries old classic from England. Unlike the English design, no carving is required on this project. The horse can be constructed as a decorator for the parlor or as a functional rocking horse with a long graceful rock. Children adore this product. The unique bow rockers feature the traditional boat-like format. Several options are offered with the plan including using real horse hair and a leather English riding saddle. Sources are listed for the accessories. There are also patterns for making the mane and tail in wood. Only general woodworking techniques and tools are needed. A great Christmas morning gift.
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Rocking Horse, Armor
54” high to the top of the pole, 40” to the top of the head and 30” to the seat. Rockers are 52” long and 17” wide. Rousing tales of the Knights of the Roundtable and Sir Lancelot inspired this all-wood, medieval design. The project is packed with fine wood detailing including crests, banners and lions. The splash of color is not created with paint but with colorful and readily available domestic and exotic hardwoods. The plan outlines instructions for building the armor-clad horse, shield, sword, battle axe and the jousting pole stand with supporting sabers on the base. The finished rocking horse is intended to be a display piece but with modifications, supervised children can ride.
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Rocking Horse Plan
You will want to make one for every child on your list!
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Rocking Horse (Plan No. 56)
Safe and durable. All parts traced and cut from one piece of 1x12 pine. Painting keys. 26” tall x 32” x 12” wide.
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