Here is a simple woodturning project I made for my 4 y.o. niece. It is about 7 inches tall, and painted with nontoxic paint. This is another example of a very basic toy that kids appreciate more than more modern objects with bells and whistles. All comments welcome! Patrick Savard
Woodturning: Angel Ornaments
When my girlfriend was pregnant with my son about nine years ago, the clinic announced to us on December 23rd at 16:00 that our baby had trisomy 14, a very rare condition that would either mean that he would die the instant he was born or else that his life expectancy would be a maximum... Continue Reading →
Make toys out of wood: My Next Puppets after Tin Man
The next three puppets I made out of wood
Making a Wooden Chessboard, Part 7
Final adjustments and gluing up the chest
Faire un échiquier en bois, partie 7
Derniers ajustements et collage final du boitier
Making a Chessboard, Part 6
Make the drawers for the chest
Making a Chessboard, Part 5
Assembling the bottom part of the chest
Making a Chessboard, part 4
Making the sides of the chest
Chessboard Project, Part 3
Making the frames for the chest
Two More Ocarinas Underway
When I took my prototype into the house, I had the kids pester me to try it. Of course, the design of my first ocarina was specific to adult hands due to the space between the finger holes. Hence I returned to the workshop to prepare another two instruments, this time for smaller hands. Due... Continue Reading →
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