Make this modular toy truck from a single 2x4 board
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Make this awesome modular truck from a single 2x4 board.
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I can say, as someone who likes wooden toys - I like this toy. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful project to create & a delightful robust battery free toy to give. We are so lucky to have the means to share these wonders.
Great project. Looking forward to seeing the smile on grandsons face.
Loved this week's project...so simple, yet so crafty. NICE!!!
2x4 technology at its finest. Some of the funnest projects come from within a 2x4. Great video.
I've got my first grandchild on the way in a couple of months; this is absolutely going into my list of things to make when he gets a little older. :)
The harry's commercials are the reason i watch every Friday.
+Justin Fiaschetti LOL! Ditto Justin. I was just thinking the same thing! Of course I liked the eBates commercial alot!
+Justin Fiaschetti Normally I hate commercials in videos but he does a really good job to bring us the commercial in a funny way.
What do you use to paint or stain these toys that are child safe?
Good video, I started my foray into woodworking by building simple cars and trucks. I called them 2x4 toys because that was what I used primarily to make them with. Then I got into "presentation models" More detailed and with a company name or logo on it (18 wheelers, tractors and excavators, etc). No money in it, but a lot of fun to build and nice gifts to give. Keep up the great videos!
Extra great project and I know a lot of children will enjoy them THIS Christmas. Thanks for sharing Steve. God Bless
Such a fun project! Mistake? No way... it's time for a design option! Love it!!!
I love every time you post a video. I wish you did a blooper reel.
simple and effective! I had a truck very similar to this that "lived" at my grandparents house...it was a plain wood finish instead of painted, and had a flatbed style trailer that held "logs" as you say at the end, there are a LOT of possible additions you do could with this, and whole fleets of vehicles that could go along with it....
I really like that you include "design options". Great for newbies like me.
Good save with the axle design option Steve! The exchangeable parts are a great idea. A cement truck mixer would be fun to turn on the lathe.
Rare earth magnet on the truck and a chunk off metal rod glued into the bottom of attachments might make easier for kids to play when the hole loosens a bit over time.
Steve Carmichael I make multiple trailer attachments. Car hauler with cars. Logging truck with some branches. flatbed they can put anything on. A rail system for hauling g plastic animals etc. Just look at the different Trucks and you can build a dozen interchangeable bed trailer combos. The most popular is the tow truck bed. Boys always grab that one first.
I built a truck using a 1x4 for the bed/ frame and 2x4 blocks for underneath to hold the axle my grandpa told me to use a bolt for the axle because kids will sit on the back of the truck
I liked the cut outs for the axle's better then the original through holes. Nice job Steve.
I'm glad someone still pays homage to The New Yankee. Thanks for sharing, Steve. You're the man!
I used your idea to make Santa's sleigh with hidden wheels and instead of plain blocks, I made them wraped gift boxes ..
thanks Steve .. you are really an inspiration to most of us ..
keep going!!! waiting for next video!!
My grand kids love "working" in the shop with me, and this is a great idea. We've made some train cars and an old Flintstones type car so this will fit right in. Might be another video in my future! I'll definitely check out the other links you gave. Nothing like quality time with the kids in the shop. You get to talk about all kinds of stuff and even slip in a little life philosophy as well. Thanks for the ideas!
The only thing that was missing from the Harry's gift set was condoms. You know, because after shaving you'll be irresistible. :) Seriously now, this is a great project for young kids.
What a great project Steve! I have a 7 year old grandson that is going to love these trucks! Thanks so much for the free plans too!
I think the axle design option is actually really good for those of us without a drill press.
It's really great that this projects only requires one 2x4.
+MyOutdoorPlans likely could get it out of a few scraps if that's all you had....
cool project...and i like the way you leave the messups in the projects where you mess up
Fun project, well executed! That wheelbase 'design option' is so incredibly relatable... lol
I was so hoping you were going to say "and a pear tree" after the micro jig commercial. Thumbs up for that!!!!!
I like the project, great gift idea for toddlers. To make a real secure connection you could countersink some magnets into the truck hitch hole and the truck accessories.
Always looking forward to Friday's!
I love your ad videos they're always so amusing to watch. Haha. Also great project thank you so much for sharing your idea.
This is really cool. I organize a wooden toy Toy Drive every year where I work. We might have to try this out as a possible new toy.
I really like your Harry's commercials.
The truck build is a dandy!
You got Jacksfilms beat for the best Harry's commercial!
I can't wait until Friday to see your videos. I love the fact that you make mistakes and don't edit them away. To me that says pure class. I also love the homage to Norm Abrams! As soon as you started his face popped in my head. Please keep the videos coming and Merry Christmas!!
Harry's should pay you more. Too funny!!!
Thanks! I just made this for grandson
thays great steve. im gonna add this to my Christmas list ..i thought it was a dump truck insteada camper.but i guess the top need to be hollowed out. thatd be one big mortise..lol thanks for the great ideas..
+Steve Ramsey thanks .i appreciate that
You know what? You're just awesome, and so are your projects. These people that dislike your ideas are just dumb as hell. The more I watch your designs, the more I want to start some woodworking too :)
Keep up the great work, you are one of my favourtie woodworkers here on youtube :)
You really do make, not just woodworking but also, your videos really fun and entertaining. My Friday's are better once I watch Steve. Keep up the good work and great project. :D
Love your projects! This is my most favorite channel on TH-cam!
Billy Gibbons hasn't seen a razor since he went through puberty. Great idea with the exchangeable trailers. I need to make a bunch of these for my little guy.
17 chuckles, 6 likes, 1 Harry's, 1 Truck (modular), 1 Happy Little Camper that receives it for a gift, well minus the Harry's..I thought very highly of the video and the Truck was cool too !!
Great video. I like the "Design Option". I use that quite a bit myself.
The harry's commercial was funny!
Finnaly a Norm Abram quote again! Loved it Steve!
I want to see a few more small toy ideas please. This is good
Great project so
Steve. I have nephews that would love this.
This will be a great idea for grandson and granddaughter.
Steve, thank you so much for you consistent inspiration. You're an awesome guy and if your ever in Atlanta Ill buy you a beer.
Great video Steve, thanks for sharing. I would like to see more simple wooden toy projects.
amazing holiday gift idea. lots of love from Iceland
It's a perfection sir🖒🖒🖒🖒
Another Great video by the one and only Steve Ramsey..
"Be sure to read..." By time you got that far in, I knew where it was going, and I wasn't disappointed. I was laughing like a maniac, at work. That was great. Thanks lol. Great project too.
beautiful truck congratulated the kids will love
well done and good luck
this is soo fricking creative!!!
Design options, sequel to rustic charm
Beautiful toy! Cool project!
*gets excited at prospect of a project where the shiney spray paint is encouraged*
I love that you referred to that Woodworking show where the guy says "read, understand and follow" I always thought it was hilarious he said understand.
Good idea! I like it. Thanks for what you do and for sharing it with us.
I loved the design option. Great project!
Perfecto es un camión muy parecido al que hago ...con este modelo copio otras cosas....gracias....felicitaciones.
design option ftw!
Trailer hitch: King pin/ fifth wheel. What a grand project. Going to check on the Duck Train.
Very nice I will do that to my daughter
My boy would love this! Awesome Video.
Elegant solution on the axle slots Steve!
Great project, I like the modular system, nice idea from your viewer!
I love wood work, but after finishing college I've not been doing it much, due to the lack of materials and fancy tools :P But one day I'm going to build myself a nice shed and fill it with drills, saws and sanders!
I just might make something like this for christmas. :)
Ohhh God... I completely lost it twice during this episode! xD
Love your humor, now i gotta go wipe off my tears and get my cheeks out of a cramp.
You make advertising fun again.
Steve are the plans for the truck still available?
Great vid Steve, even love the Harry's plug in the middle.
That looks great Steve!
Hi Steve, that's my back-up channel because I have some problems with this one and I could probably shut it down. I hope not, I still don't know. It's complicated stuff. In case I shut it down I'll definitely make everyone know, for now it's ''incognito''. Cheers
Loved the commercial. Your daughters father, a random hipster... LOL
Awesome project, Steve! I know my son would love this. It just so happens we have a toy building contest coming up for our year end holiday meeting of the Sin City Woodworkers club here in Vegas too. Perfect timing!
Your camper needs some holes drilled in the top to hold crayons
+Derek Cadmus Awesome idea.
Lol, I actually enjoyed that Harry's bit
The commercials are Hilarious!!!
You make some very beautiful toys!
Nice job, Steve. I like how you drilled the hole for the trailer hitch "thingy"!
Charlie
Olá Steve !!! Me inscrevi no canal á pouco tempo e tenho observado seus vídeos...são sensacionais...muito bons !!! Sou iniciante nos trabalhos com madeira e tenho aprendido muito com você...PARABÉNS !!! Um abraço !!! Obrigado !!!
"...and most importantly, don't forget to wear THESE safety glasses." LOL!! XD I find myself doing that more times than I care to admit lol
Make a wooden town for kids to play. With mini trees and mini cars. And bigger buildings. Lots of them.
Trailer hitch thingy is called the king pin. Nice project.
Maybe embedding magnets in the camper and dumptruck bed so they don't fall out as easy. Love this project.
what a great idea, thanks again for the inspiration Steve :)
"Design Option". I love it!
fun little project as usual. When will you be dong the toy box fund raiser. I missed last years.
Loved the Norm reference!
I lost it when you put the box on the tree.
Yeahhh ! Super vidéo, bonne idée pour noel.
Awesome homemade toy
Awesome Steve! Also loved the Norm reference.
Awesome Steve
Hey Steve love the videos every week. I always look forward to them.
I would have loved something like that as a kid
Agent Cynyr, perhaps try staining with food coloring (like Easter egg stuff)???
oh man steve when you did norm Abrahams i almost died of laughter . especially since you made a joke about the way he says to wear "these saftey glasses"
This looks like a great gift for kids. I am just starting to get into wood working and still piecing together my whole tool collection. I am wondering if you did not have the band saw what would you use to do the pattern cutouts?