Toy Saw Pattern and Instructions
December 13, 2008 by build
Filed under featured, Ramblings, Scroll-saw, Toy Tools, Toys, Toys and Games, Woodworking
Even a kids toolbox is not complete without a good saw. For filling out that toddler toolbox you can download our pattern and cut one on yourself.
This toy saw can be made from a scrap of 1/4″ plywood or any other 1/4″ thick material you choose. It consists of three pieces easily cut on a scroll saw. Click here or on the picture below to downoad a free pdf of the pattern with instructions and then you can follow along with the pictures below to see how I made mine.
You can see in the picture below I cut the three parts of the saw from an 8″ X 10″ piece of scrap 1/4″ plywood.
I then glued and clamped the boards together. I used Gorilla Wood glue, but any polyurethane wood glue should work fine. Make sure to remember to use a piece of scrap material under the clamps as to not dent the wood.
Finally I hand sanded the saw to 220 grit. You can finish the saw with the child safe finish of your choice or you can leave the toy unfinished.
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fireplace design on Wed, 24th Feb 2010 11:41 am
nice gadgets its really help me to put fireplace design on my walls
thanks buddy
justdoodleit on Thu, 8th Jul 2010 10:32 am
Cutting edge cuteness 🙂