How to make a DIY Pikler Triangle

Jay & Jaimie make a Pikler Triangle, the ultimate DIY climbing frame for kids!
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TOOLS USED:
- Hand Drill - amzn.to/2Hgz4cG
- Impact Driver - amzn.to/2Fxtr7w
- Clamps - amzn.to/2Hq1GjS
- Chisels (Optional) - amzn.to/2En3WoS
- Tablesaw (Optional) - amzn.to/2TaegKQ
- Jigsaw - amzn.to/2CHEFWd
- Desktop Belt Sander (Optional) - amzn.to/2CEji8g
- Sandpaper - amzn.to/2CIFLkF
- Tape Measure - amzn.to/2C00Jv7
- Block Plane - amzn.to/2FwR5Rl
MATERIALS:
- Poplar (3/4")
- Birch Plywood (1/2")
- Birch Plywood (3/4")
- Climbing Holds - amzn.to/2HLiF0G
- Wood Glue - amzn.to/2Ts82pT
- Super Glue - amzn.to/2Tt0NOJ
- Blue Painters Tape - amzn.to/2tVFsOA
- Washers (8)
- Threaded Inserts (4)
- Machine Screws (2)
- Plastic Adjustable Knobs (2)
Learn how to make a Pikler Triangle! This was a really fun DIY project for kids that you can do yourself with some basic woodworking tools and some easy-to-find materials. We love rock climbing, so when a project came along where we could start to get our son interested, we jumped on it!
We'd love to hear your feedback!
The Pikler Triangle was developed by a Hungarian Pediatrician named Emmi Pikler many years ago and parents have been using it ever since to help kids improve gross motor skills, confidence, and teach them awesome skills. We love it, and if you're interested in building something for your kids, they're going to love this too.
If you make one of these Pikler Triangles please send us some pictures! We'd love to check it out!
#Woodworking #Kids #DIY

[@WickedRandom]

Thanks for watching! Our main channel has more videos: kzbin.info

[@THATSSOMETHINGIKALLABT]

You guys are wicked and my favorite KZbinrs, you definitely deserve more attention!

[@ihulvey]

I think my son would love one of these. Gonna give it a shot!

[@sabahbekkar8066]

Very nice I wish I had all the tools to build one for my two girls nice job

[@WickedRandom]

Thanks! You can use really simple tools for this one like just a saw and a drill and some sandpaper. Maybe you could borrow some from a neighbor? We've seen a lot of folks make this as their first woodworking project.

[@bolitacemento610]

❤

[@melaniemejias2467]

Hola. Quedo muy bien el triangulo. Que madera utilizaron para este proyecto?

[@vernonhurst7144]

Where are the plans? There is no description below this video just a few comments. Maybe the original video wasn't done on youtube? IDK but there's no description and no link to the plans

[@syedaejazali3673]

i think the climber height was short