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  1. 26th August 2020, 08:09 PM #1
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    Default Fairy House

    Our woodworking club has been making toys for Sydney Children's Hospital Randwick for many years and recently invested in a Laser to help expand the range of toys.
    There are plenty of trucks, cars and aeroplanes for boys but when it comes to toys for girls there does not seem to be so many options.
    Here are a couple of pictures of our own design Fairy Houses that have been a great success for distribution to the kids. We even get the chance to personalise putting their engraved names on the toys.


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    Great use of newer technology and I'm sure it is encouraging the members keen to get involved in a good cause.
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    Default Ten out of Ten!

    Ten out of Ten Ian to you and your wood club mates ....

    It's even better that the club is open for the business of making toys for the kids, that's excellent!

    How big is it please and what timber have you used, thank you.

    And again well done to all involved, Cheers, peter


    PS _ Here's a link to Tony Slattery's free toys for girls....

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    Really impressive.

    Top marks to you and your woodworking club

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    Hi Crowie..
    Thanks for the link, it will give some good thought starters.

    This Fairy house is about 200 wide x 120 deep x 200 high approx. Have made many smaller ones using the same design. All made from Bunnings plywood.
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    Hi Ian if your feeling adventurous try this one out
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