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    I'm trying to build a childs rotating clothes line - unable to find any plans - any ideas or even general sizes would assist at this stage - the granddaughter has just turned one so I've proably got another 3 years before the pressure really come on !!

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    G'Day "kina",
    When my girls were little [now adults] I just made a simple one.
    A cross base with a 1/2" water pipe; a dowel coming out of it to about a mitre.
    The added a large cross on the top of the dowel & strung some venetion blind cord around to make the lines.
    It was used by all 3 girls for about 10yrs before it became "old hat".
    I hope that's some help for a starter.
    Cheers, crowie

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    Wouldn't it be more effective to build an adjustable ramp so she could hang the clothes out on a full size one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobL View Post
    Wouldn't it be more effective to build an adjustable ramp so she could hang the clothes out on a full size one?
    I like that idea!!!
    There ain't no devil, it's just god when he's drunk!!

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    Hi Kina,

    There is a plan for a rotating clothes line available at the following link.

    Toy Clothes Line


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    that's brilliant BOBL - certainly beats buying knee pads for the wife to use the childs clothes line

    and the plan is perfect thanks Phil
    even just the picture will get me started
    but I think I now need to buy some more tools !!!

    cheers
    Allan

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    Quote Originally Posted by kina View Post
    that's brilliant BOBL - certainly beats buying knee pads for the wife to use the childs clothes line

    and the plan is perfect thanks Phil
    even just the picture will get me started
    but I think I now need to buy some more tools !!!

    cheers
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    G'Day Allan, That photo is something very similar to what I built.
    Enjoy the trip to the hardward & tool shop for the new supplies; also don't forget the garage sales & the like to getting you tool stocks up a bit quicker for less money.
    ofer the older tools are better quality than the new stuff being offered these days.
    Looking forward to the photos of your clothes line.
    Cheers, crowie

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