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Sandbox construction crews will find plenty of on-site jobs for this heavy-duty equipment replica. With its workable boom and bucket assembly, this model works just like the real McCoy. Your little fo...
31_TS_1005
31-TS-1005
19.95
WoodworkersWorkshop
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Wood and Supplies needed:
We used pine, but you can use a wood of your choice. A full materials and supplies list is included with the plan.
Tools needed:
Tablesaw, drill press, clamps, router, planer, bandsaw, and common hand tools.
This baby chair (high chair) hardware kit consists of two locks and two tracks that assemble to the outside of the chair. This system allows three different locking positions for the tray. Make sure your high chair arm is long enough to support the tracks. The distance between the holes on the track is 4.5 inches.
Receive all 30 vehicle projects in one plan package. Even if you only build a couple of these toy projects, its a great value and a wonderful way to use up the scrap wood in your shop. Easy to make!
What makes this Barbie® House unique with its almost entirely made form wood, compact and full of many fun features. Hinges are about the only non-wood item needed to build the Close and Carry Barbie ...
These miniature city trucks are made with common lumberyard molding and 3/4 inch thick stock.
This friendly teddy bear clock can be hung on the wall or, with an added base, stand on a shelf or table.
Six happy puzzle piece figures nest in the sides of the shoe.
Kids can give their dolls a ride on this classic rocking horse. Also makes an elegant display stand for 18 inch high dolls. Simple layered pine construction. Finished project measures 24.5 inches long...
The traditional three legged stool has been around for hundreds of years. This new novelty table truly does have three legs!
Teach kids to put away their dirty clothes with this friendly hippo hamper. The giant hinged mouth opens wide and closes safely thanks to a toy box lid support.
Doll clothes need a storage place and this dresser is the answer. Pictured in pine, this project is straight forward and simple to make from 3/4 inch lumber.
