How much do you sell these for?

very nice i liked your video

Thank you sir, great video. I have very limited wood working skills, you explain everything so wonderfully .

Thank you, I really enjoy your videos. You explain every thing perfectly.

👍👍👍. Thank you Luther

Adorable

Nice job….

nice video.. I wonder if using a pin nailer would work out in securing the parts.

Just wanted to let you know I in joy your videos I am a woodworker since I took wood shop in high school. I retired 6 years ago and had a special savings account for many years for a dream shop and I found out later my wife was also added funds to this account so when I retired I built my dream shop. I built all of our furniture over the years but I get the most joy making toys. My wife and I taught Sunday school classes for a long time and every time our class graduated I would make each child a comical money bank all different kinds characters some of these kids are in college now and they say they still have there banks. Keep up with the great videos

Thank you for the video. It was fantastic

Really enjoy your videos, and nice of you for making your patterns available. Thanks Luther!

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

My husband uses a toothpick to dab glue in the wheel instead of putting it on the axle. He’s never had a wheel come off on the toy cars he makes. He makes a set of 5 and gives them away. He gives these to the kids in our church

It's so nice that you make these. I'm sure they are really enjoyed by the kids who receive them!

I'm so glad I saw your video. I've asked craft parts if they'll ship wheels to South Africa where I live. Thanks for the tips and ideas!!

Really nice idea using scrap wood. As a beginner making toys, I appreciate your videos and willingness to share your ideas.

Hi Luther they are all brilliant, good tips where did you get the patterns or are they your own designs look great ❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍👍👍

Good one Luther, enjoyed it immensely, thanks for sharing.

Good video Luther, great idea thanks for sharing.

I’m a beginner , no skills, but would love to make all of your wooden toys for my future grandchildren. Thank you for sharing your time and talent.

Thank you sir, just found your channel, love it. I’m a new subscriber.

Do you put any kind of finish on these , kid safe finish ?

love your videos , thank you for the knowledge and the patterns

Hey Luther just discovered your channel - love what you’re doing and great the way you explain things so people can follow along. Is that 3/4” pine you’re using for the cars - nice looking piece of wood looks like it cuts nice too

Great job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Keep safe and keep building

Hello Luther. Really enjoyed your video. I have had trouble keeping my wheels inline and learning about the fence for the drill press was enlightening. I do not have a table set up like yours but I will try and clamp a back board on that will work. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to your next video. 🙂🇨🇦

Hi Luther.... Nice job...Just for kicks you could put 4 wheels on the back to replicate a dually

what do you use to make your template please.thanks

Thank you sir. Planning on making a bunch of 4-5 car trains to be donated to Ronald McDonald house. I think the kids will love them. Thanks again.

How do I go about getting some blue prints on tractor and train. I am still working on learning more on the computer

Looks like a fun little project. I plan to make a bunch of them to give out next Christmas.....too late for this year but gives me a good idea to add to my list for next year. Thanks for all the tips along the way!

That's a nice idea to carry around a couple small pieces of word art to give to people!

That turned out great. It's so pretty with the glitter foam!!!

I just discovered your channel and so glad I did. I really love how you make the names. I've been on the Seyco website so many times and have purchased from them but never knew they sold the letter guides. I guess I'm always looking at other items and perhaps it didn't register what letter guides even were to me. Thanks for doing this tutorial. It was very helpful. Do you have a supplier you wouldn't mind recommending for the Aspen wood? I'm in AZ and it is nearly non-existent in the lumber stores here. Happy New Year to you and your family!

Добрый вечер! Подскажите где взять чертеж вашей корзины?)Спасибо!)

Thanks Luther! Love your vids.

Awesome video Luther....

I think cutting 1 1/2 " material - (2) 3/4" pieces together .. I would use a UR9 blade .. handle it a bit better without any adverse effects .. but .. great cutting and great video .. I thought about cutting that one .. but .. went on the GRINCH cut instead .. hahahahaha .. I think I'll cut this one for my Daughter .. instead.

Hello, what size wheel do you use please, thank you

Good call on separating the pattern if you don't ya loose one side on first cut front or side view , just not possible😂

Thanks you so much

I’ve seen a bunch of frames made, but none for scroll saw art. This broke it down very nicely. Thank you

Thank you Luther for this Video! I struggle in so many areas like making frames. But this was very easy to follow. Thank you so much for making this.

or can I have the pattern of this train thanks

Fantastic video Luther! Thank you so much for your clear explanation along with excellent visuals. I have tried commercial picture frames but they don’t look anywhere near as good as these simple timber frames. This is definitely what I will do from now!

Every things are presise

Thx for sharing enjoyed it Everything looks amazing Sir you have a wonderful talent Keep building

I love the trains! When I make mine I will set up the drill press to nail the coupling holes with only one measurement and stop blocks to enable running all of them one after the other. Make it as easy as possible for this old guy.

What kind of glue and does it squeeze through the cutouts

They are amazing Luther I would love to see how you make the frames for your scroll saw art