🎁 5 Simple Gifts Made from Wood for Kids // DIY woodworking

[@CuteLittleKittyGrassy]

It’s very precious when handmade 😊🥰☺️

[@emilycarrigg8617]

Love the video, and love the simplicity! Careful with that router table! 😬

[@lorrainedraws3482]

Wow very creative

[@Foundinwood]

Fun, simple projects. Thanks for sharing.

[@Mraddys]

beautiful work! very inspiring thank you!

[@userGGG702]

thank you so much for sharing

[@danielsmith1040]

Fun projects! Very well presented. Thanks, I’ll try them…

[@jimbo2629]

Great video very appropriate with lockdown. Have a look at a few safety videos on fingers being close the the router cutter and comments by those who have had trouble. ☺️

[@natelarge]

Great suggestion!

[@astraviil3043]

Dear parents! Let the kids choose their favourite toys and souvenir toys!!! When the kids are very good, then they deserve toys. Every good behaviour kid should have plush toys, legos, puzzles, figures, dolls, souvenir toys, toys from cartoons, balls, table games, blocks, cars, outside toys and etc. Please buy only those toys, what the kids very want!!!! I know many toys and souvenir toys are very expensive, but when the kids are very good all the times, then sometimes they deserve these things!!! Please be kind parents and make Your kids very happy with these toys, what the kids have chosen and don’t say NO all the times, when the kids very deserves those toys for good behaviour!!! Respectfully, Astra Viil ❤🥰🙏

[@pavendirang8381]

Hey.. nice work Can u share the detail of the rounding router bit 0:52

[@jakubt9871]

Amazing video 😁

[@lenawroble4535]

Hey, great video and thanks for sharing. What kind of wood do you use and what kind of stain is best suited for toys as children are playing with them? Thanks

[@natelarge]

Pine is a good wood and shellac is a easy and safe finish.

[@woodpeckerscrafts]

Awesome video!

[@discolapy]

Nice!!

[@juanzimbron5202]

Nice video..thanks for sharing¡¡¡¡

[@erikfischer2462]

Nice! Be careful!

[@rod1148]

Nice ideas for wooden toys--but getting one's fingers that close to a spinning router bit scares me. Must be a safer way to do the round-overs.

[@rachidbensaid4665]

تحياتي لك من تطوان المغرب

[@natelarge]

Greetings friend

[@leeandjrabuckskin5615]

Love the video.

[@howardmiller4241]

Do u have any measurements for the tic-tac-toe board? Found out today that by buddies 9 year old grandson has cancer and I would like to make him one of these. It would be great if you could send me the measurements thank you.

[@syedhasan6548]

Nice 👍

[@natelarge]

Thanks ✌

[@amirparhizkar200]

What are you using?

[@juansuarez9233]

muy bueno

[@maksudarahman7015]

Which machine is use here. Can you describe in detail about this machine.plesse

[@gordo9165]

He used a bandsaw to cut it

[@MahnoorArshad-kl2fj]

What kind of wood to use? Anyone plz help

[@markb8954]

Pine.

[@jwmcneelyIII]

You're going to lose fingers that way! It would have been informative to see how would solve the problem of routing these small pieces safely.

[@natelarge]

Great point!

[@Mark-yb1sp]

Never use a jig saw for these projects. A bandsaw is the only way to go.

[@1994toyo]

Those will be nice gifts for a child in your life. You make me cringe though when you use your router on such small pieces.

[@rayough2675]

I'm also concerned for your fingers. There has to be a safer way.

[@natelarge]

😦Indeed this guy is going to loose a finger doing it like that 🤦‍♂️ Seriously thank you for your concern I have been working on my safe technique

[@geoarts]

Nlc

[@shraddhakuril4774]

Not interested I am tired of playing like this

[@shraddhakuril4774]

Boring toys

[@CuteLittleKittyGrassy]

It’s okay🥰 maybe fidget toys would do?

[@garethgarland8934]

Hey I've seen a lot of projects and tutorials, and I have to say if you want a collection of decent projects and you're just beginning, start by go'ogling Woody Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible.