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  1. 15th April 2017, 11:23 AM #1
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    Some of you who have visited Dave TTC's thread on kids woodworking will have seen these.
    I made these a couple of weeks ago after watching a video on Youtube. He has a link to the templates on his site for most of the tools and the others you need to use your own imagination.
    For scale the toolbox is 300mm long. I will probably make some more getting closer to Christmas for charity.

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    You'll be starting early with that lot Dallas, a whole heap of work BUT WOW so worthwhile to get the kids interested in woodwork....Top one sir, cheers, peter
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    A very nice tool set for some youngster to get the idea.

    You are however missing a plane

    How about one like I made in this picture. I even added a glue bottle

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    That's a very classy set Derek. Might have to add a Block Plane to complete the set.
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    [QUOTE=Treecycle;2018351]That's a very classy set Derek. Might have to add a Block Plane to complete the set.[/QUOTE

    It is the same size as a block plane so I just laid it on the wood on it's side and traced around and made two sides from there it is just a case of adding the inner pieces. There are six pieces of wood altogether

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    Top work Dallas

    I really love the handsaw

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