Childrens Toys
Tons of fun for the kids and the whole family. Watch the eyes of a child light up when they see these toys! The woodworking plans listed in this category are pay plans. You can purchase from a a variety of reputable woodworking retailers, including our own online store. Traditional paper plans as well as downloadable plans are available. If you are looking for woodworking plans that being offered for free, please visit the tree below to begin your free woodworking plans search.
A real, working catapult in miniature for your desktop! Have fun launching small wiffle balls or ping-pong balls across the room, reaching a distance of over 18 feet!
Make these classic toy tools for your kids or grandkids. This plan set includes full size drawings for a portable circular saw, a cordless hand drill and a jig saw.
This colorful mobile includes Noah, his ark and twenty animals. It is perfect for your young childs room. Make this project on your scroll saw from 3/4 inch thick pine. Measures approximately 20 inches high.
Trebuchet Trivia. A trebuchet (pronounced treb-you-SHET) was a medieval device used to hurl large stones and other heavy projectiles at enemy fortifications. Using the mechanical advantage of a counterweight to rotate an arm, the device could heave objects up to 350 pounds at high speed and hundreds of feet. The projectile was placed into a sling that was pulled along the platform. When released, the sling and arm rapidly rotated to the vertical position, where one end of the sling came free, releasing the projectile. This trebuchet measures approximately 5 inches wide, 12 inches long, and 17.5 inches high with the arm at the top position.
This nostalgic sleigh represents the style of winter transportation people used over a century ago. We designed this project as a display stand for collector dolls!
This is a real working scale model of a medieval trebuchet (pronounced treb yoo SHET). It was a machine designed to hurl objects into or over castle walls. These machines were so successful at knockin...
This catapult is based on early tension power catapults. This woodworking plan uses very large rubber bands for its power source. This project can launch a volleyball or soccer ball up to 60 feet! It is made mostly from standard size lumber. The patterns for all parts are drawn FULL SIZE.
Build a simple wooden tool box using scrap wood. This would be a perfect project to have kids help build and decorate. Maybe they will start a tool collection.
With this iron and ironing board the little ones can play the grown up role of ironing the clothes.
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