I'm looking for a free plan for a toy train or a car for my dad to make for my two year old. My dad is a retired carpenter and asked for some sort of plan so we all know what we are getting - Does anyone know of a plan that would suit a two year old - ie big wheels, nothing fiddly etc.
cheers, Ross
If you were in the USA, I'd suggest Rockler's, as they have parts such as the wheels, axles, and so on in their stores. Perhaps there is a arts & crafts store in your area which might have what you're looking for? Usually, if they have the parts, they'll have suggestions on how to use them as well, is what I'm thinking.
Dave Hinz
Is there a public library nearby? If so, check out the books and magazines on woodworking. Good luck. Joe
Re: free plans for toys? Group: rec.woodworking Date: Wed, Jul 28, 2004, 9:48pm (EDT+4) snipped-for-privacy@spamcop.net (Dave=A0Hinz) says: If you were in the USA, I'd suggest Rockler's,
Ah, but he did say free. Regardless, there's always google, If he uses "free toy plans", aith the ", he'll get 93 hits, with the first one:
Where is he then?
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"ross" wrote in news:ce96dr$mf$ snipped-for-privacy@sparta.btinternet.com:
Don't know how much it's for small kids (although I made it for a friend's newborn for future use), but I've got some plans for a 4-car train I made up on
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