LOL at the end watching your daughter play with them. I am looking for something fast and efficient for my 11 month grandson here in Auburn NH. I think I found it and I learned some cool ideas. I especially like the template/blue tape idea. Great presentation. Very clear and sequential set up and I also like your background comments as you demonstrate. Thank you. I am Larry in NH.
Wooden toys won’t break in half at the first sign of enthusiastic play. They can last years and years with just a little care to keep them clean. In fact, the Unbox Montessori toys like wooden toy car stay stuck to each other so there are even lesser chances of them getting damaged. No wheels rolling off the car! What better way to avoid tears while playing than a toy that always remains whole?
Another thought. When fitting the second wheel onto the axle, a U shaped shim between the wheel and the body of the car, that can be pulled out after tapping the wheel on will avoid the wheel going on too far and making the axle tight. If this happened it would be a difficult thing to recover from without doing damage. The shim could be made from an old plastic drinks bottle.
I love your daughter and she loves the cars&trucks I wanted to say of you look only tube they show how to make a spindle sander also I was going to say you could of used metal axles and put castle nuts as hub caps do you have plans for this
Really enjoyed your video.i love the mistakes too. Just like me when I'm playing around seriously. Good to see your daughter happy. I build boats and now some trucks. Thanks man
Thanks for sharing. Tip for using the bandsaw, all cuts should be outside the line, then sanded back to the line. A bobbin sanding attachment on your drill-press will help you........I'm further into the video now.....you already know this lol. Great job. ;-)
Nice video! Also good to see someone make mistakes like I do (i.e. break off parts and reglue!). Your use of "ghetto" router table looked scary to me; for only about $150 you can get a Bosch table top router table that is fairly servicable. Seeing as you have a nice workbench it might be affordable for you. Great suggestion about blue tape!! And thanks for no annoying background music and no tedious video of you slogging slowly through each construction step.
You totally could. There are some issues with wood warping with larger pieces as well as having hidden defects and getting quality wood of those dimensions is usually more expensive then gluing multiple pieces to make one of that size.
DIY... all you need is a bandsaw, scroll saw, drill press, orbital sander, hand planer, vise, a variety of clamps, variety of drill/hole bits, digital caliper, and a workshop helps too. Did I miss anything?
If you're expecting to do woodworking without woodworking tools, I have bad news for you. On the other hand, all you really need is wood, a way to cut the wood. Everything else is optional and only makes it easier and better quality. Seriously, even sandpaper and glue are optional if you don't mind it being rough. You can cut out the shape with a cheap jigsaw, or even a handheld saw with a small blade like a scroll saw. So yes, DIY, not "bang your bare hands against a piece of wood and get a toy car, no tools required." It's not bought from a store, you Do It Yourself.
could you see if you can make a semi truck or a bigger car with more detail , because I have a school project and im making a car and semi truck I'm just wondering please do if you can
That is definitely doable.What kind of details are you looking for? I've added it to the list of videos to make. But I don't believe It will happen before your school project is due.
nice video. I learned a lot. One suggestion ...when drilling the axle holes drill a pilot hole first as this should reduce the stress when drilling full size....even better . Work up to full size with multi drills. Well done .
This is good advice. I didn't do this because I was not 100 sure where I was going to drill but it would be wise to spend some extra time to make the templates have the drill locations.
Mate start with thicker wood saves on glue ups. Don't ever put your hand in front of a chisel. On the good side you don't try to make it look hard to make like most guys.
Wow! Can't see you lasting a day on site using a chisel like that dude! NEVER put your hand in front of the blade, especially after you've told people how it's wrong lol. The gaps on gluing up could have been avoided with screwed clamps. The pump type that you used don't get anywhere near the pressure.
Thanks for your input! Wood working is a new hobby to me. I purchased all these tools with no or little experience intending to learn how to use them. Many of these projects I literally start with zero experience on how to do it, but do a lot of research before I start, to try and avoid mistakes. Mistakes with power tools can be very costly. Like the wood NES video That was the first time I used a HVLP gun, first time touching a raspberry pi, first time using a proper router table, first time using a silhouette and first time applying vinyl.
Was going to give this video a thumbs down for its very amateurishness. But when I saw your face at 8.13, you looked like a person who had tried honestly, to make a good video. So no thumbs down. But, a suggestion: Your audio levels from scene were jumping up and down, making it jarring and distracting. You have to improve on this. Other woodworkers like Steve Ramsey have videos showing how they make their videos, which are excellent. You could view these and learn. The final toys looked good, and your li'l daughter is very cute.
wow, thank you for the blue tape trick! Im so gonna use that!
I know right?
LOL at the end watching your daughter play with them. I am looking for something fast and efficient for my 11 month grandson here in Auburn NH. I think I found it and I learned some cool ideas. I especially like the template/blue tape idea. Great presentation. Very clear and sequential set up and I also like your background comments as you demonstrate. Thank you. I am Larry in NH.
Glad you Enjoyed it!
Where did you get your patterns.....great job
Really like this - well done. Great tip on the blue tape. Id also love to know where you found your patterns if you're willing to share. Thanks again
he's clearly not willing to share 😂
Awesome ending that's what it's all about. Great work man.
Brilliant fantastic, i will certainly be doing this for my grandchildren many thanks
Wooden toys won’t break in half at the first sign of enthusiastic play. They can last years and years with just a little care to keep them clean. In fact, the Unbox Montessori toys like wooden toy car stay stuck to each other so there are even lesser chances of them getting damaged. No wheels rolling off the car! What better way to avoid tears while playing than a toy that always remains whole?
Another thought. When fitting the second wheel onto the axle, a U shaped shim between the wheel and the body of the car, that can be pulled out after tapping the wheel on will avoid the wheel going on too far and making the axle tight. If this happened it would be a difficult thing to recover from without doing damage. The shim could be made from an old plastic drinks bottle.
That is a good idea. Thanks!
Very enjoyable video! Simple designs are fun sometimes.
I love your daughter and she loves the cars&trucks I wanted to say of you look only tube they show how to make a spindle sander also I was going to say you could of used metal axles and put castle nuts as hub caps do you have plans for this
Where did you get the templates
Cheers mate, your vid has me in the workshop tomorrow
Really enjoyed your video.i love the mistakes too. Just like me when I'm playing around seriously. Good to see your daughter happy. I build boats and now some trucks. Thanks man
Glad you enjoyed it!
Please send the link where I can get the templates.
p.s. Try sanding sponges - not cheap but they do a nice job on nooks and crannies
fgriffintx Smith sandpaper around a dowel or pencil is good too
Thanks for sharing. Tip for using the bandsaw, all cuts should be outside the line, then sanded back to the line. A bobbin sanding attachment on your drill-press will help you........I'm further into the video now.....you already know this lol. Great job. ;-)
Thanks!
Um ótimo trabalho.
muy buenos y practicos para hacer ...te felicito !!!!
Nice project! Good work! I know someone who has made a similar project, but i don`t want to give his name! Best regards!
Nice video! Also good to see someone make mistakes like I do (i.e. break off parts and reglue!). Your use of "ghetto" router table looked scary to me; for only about $150 you can get a Bosch table top router table that is fairly servicable. Seeing as you have a nice workbench it might be affordable for you.
Great suggestion about blue tape!! And thanks for no annoying background music and no tedious video of you slogging slowly through each construction step.
Thanks! Did end up getting a routing table. And I'm glad you liked the lack of music.
Buen trabajo, good job
Where did you get the templates? Thanks
How did you make the wheels? Can you do it using router?
Great toys. Thanks for sharing. 🙂👍
thanks for posting!
Wow great video! I’d love to try
Thank you for the tip on using food-grade finishing oil!
Glad it was helpful!
wouldn't it be better to use 4x4 or 6x6 wood to make it easier to cut and save time with gluing the main part of building the car?
You totally could. There are some issues with wood warping with larger pieces as well as having hidden defects and getting quality wood of those dimensions is usually more expensive then gluing multiple pieces to make one of that size.
DIY... all you need is a bandsaw, scroll saw, drill press, orbital sander, hand planer, vise, a variety of clamps, variety of drill/hole bits, digital caliper, and a workshop helps too. Did I miss anything?
If you're expecting to do woodworking without woodworking tools, I have bad news for you. On the other hand, all you really need is wood, a way to cut the wood. Everything else is optional and only makes it easier and better quality. Seriously, even sandpaper and glue are optional if you don't mind it being rough.
You can cut out the shape with a cheap jigsaw, or even a handheld saw with a small blade like a scroll saw.
So yes, DIY, not "bang your bare hands against a piece of wood and get a toy car, no tools required." It's not bought from a store, you Do It Yourself.
Keep going 👏👏👏👌
Hi. Can you make one like this? The price. I have the draw. Very simple with 50X30X25 milimetres.
Maybe you don't know where you found the templates anymore but if you do, could you let me know where you found them? Would love to make these cars!
I just searched for silhouettes of car, truck, ect on a image seach. took the ones I liked.
Loved this video, thanks for sharing
Nice cars.
Thanks!
could you see if you can make a semi truck or a bigger car with more detail , because I have a school project and im making a car and semi truck I'm just wondering please do if you can
That is definitely doable.What kind of details are you looking for? I've added it to the list of videos to make. But I don't believe It will happen before your school project is due.
My project has to be done by the 22nd of december and the details are just like designs on it or just a bit more realstic
Great video. Thanks
Where do you get the templates
I just search for car, truck, ect silhouettes
Had anyone tried putting clear resin in the window recess to imitate glass?
Birdy
I love sanding,by hand actually, don't know why,lol.
Enjoyed your video. Check out Steve Good's suggestion for an alternative to blue tape -- just as good and also much cheaper!
I use regular white packing tape from dg, it’s paper so you can write on it and the glue barely holds cuz it’s cheap but great for projects!
nice video. I learned a lot.
One suggestion ...when drilling the axle holes drill a pilot hole first as this should reduce the stress when drilling full size....even better . Work up to full size with multi drills.
Well done .
How did you do the wheels?
bought them at hobby lobby.
good vid, ty.
Desde Colombia 😀👍👏😱
Why didn't use a plane
Cute and easy
Nice.
nextg time do the holes first before saw !!!
This is good advice. I didn't do this because I was not 100 sure where I was going to drill but it would be wise to spend some extra time to make the templates have the drill locations.
merci l'artiste
Mate start with thicker wood saves on glue ups. Don't ever put your hand in front of a chisel. On the good side you don't try to make it look hard to make like most guys.
I got a bit worried watching you use the chisel to remove glue with your wrist in
front of the blade
Yeah me too. Glad to see you realized what you were doing before it was too late. Chisel cuts (even sharp ones) hurt bad. :(
Hi, would it be possible to send you some dimensions for a wooden toy and you cut for me and charge for your labor and materials?
Wow! Can't see you lasting a day on site using a chisel like that dude! NEVER put your hand in front of the blade, especially after you've told people how it's wrong lol. The gaps on gluing up could have been avoided with screwed clamps. The pump type that you used don't get anywhere near the pressure.
Way to go Dad
Nice i like
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Not being a safety freak but when you put your hand in front of the chisel at 00:35 made me cringe
I had to handsand this
If you want to keep natural look mineral oil is good too
If your chanal is called zero experience required if some one had zero experience I don't think they would have all those expensive tools
Thanks for your input! Wood working is a new hobby to me. I purchased all these tools with no or little experience intending to learn how to use them. Many of these projects I literally start with zero experience on how to do it, but do a lot of research before I start, to try and avoid mistakes. Mistakes with power tools can be very costly. Like the wood NES video That was the first time I used a HVLP gun, first time touching a raspberry pi, first time using a proper router table, first time using a silhouette and first time applying vinyl.
si ok ik
Was going to give this video a thumbs down for its very amateurishness. But when I saw your face at 8.13, you looked like a person who had tried honestly, to make a good video. So no thumbs down. But, a suggestion: Your audio levels from scene were jumping up and down, making it jarring and distracting. You have to improve on this. Other woodworkers like Steve Ramsey have videos showing how they make their videos, which are excellent. You could view these and learn. The final toys looked good, and your li'l daughter is very cute.
No me Gusta mui FÁCIL no tiene colores NO tiene VIDA !!!
How did you make the wheels?