Thread: dolls house

G'Day Andy.
Something like this one.
Cheers, crowie

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cheers crowie, have a good day

This mob could be worth a look
http://www.alwayshobbies.com/Dolls-Houses/Plans-$4-Fittings.ice

Regards

You can always rely on Crowie, well done.

Originally Posted by sjt

You can always rely on Crowie, well done.

Not always Scott, but try to be helpful when I can, if I can.
An old boss told me one day; it always nice to do a favour for a mate but better to have more credits than debits.
Like paying it forward..
I love the site the Hugh [A Duke] put up.
Cheers, crowie

Looks like those Woodworker Mags are OK Crowie LOL

Originally Posted by crowie

G'Day Andy.
Something like this one.
Cheers, crowie

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cheers for that a duke will give them a look

Muchos gracios for the plan Crowie. A general question about doll houses though - is it appropriate to use MDF for walls, roof etc taking into consideration it will be painted inside and out? You hear so much these days about the carcenogenic qualities of MDF I am beginning to wonder.

G'Day "Otak",
My opinion only as I'm no expert by any stretch of the imagination.
MDF is an okay product for toys if as you said it's well painted.
That being said it doesn't cope with damp at all.
If you are able to source some real timber or even some good quality ply; so much better to work with especially dust wise & fixing.
Make sure you post the WIP photos & notes of your dolld house build.
Cheers, crowie

PS - when working with MDF you MUST wear dust masks.....

like most things safety first. Here are two that I have made #2 still being worked on. The First is from ply and the second from MDF(the first one needs some redecorating)