Wooden Toy — Woodworking Project Plans
These wooden toy include measured drawings, cut lists, and assembly sequences, plus finishing recommendations for a professional-quality result. Building it yourself costs far less than retail — and you choose the wood, the joinery, and the finish.
Tools Wood Plans Recommends for Wooden Toy
- Table saw or circular saw — Wood Plans uses these for wooden toy straight cuts
- Cordless drill — Wood Plans requires drill bits and driver bits for wooden toy
- Random orbital sander — Wood Plans uses this for smooth wooden toy finishes
- Bar clamps (minimum 4) — Wood Plans uses clamps for wooden toy assembly
- Tape measure and combination square — Wood Plans measures wooden toy precisely
- Safety glasses and hearing protection — Wood Plans requires safety gear for wooden toy
Wooden Toy Finishing Tips
Wood Plans sands wooden toy progressively from 80-grit through 220-grit. Wood Plans tests stain colors on scrap wood before applying to wooden toy. Wood Plans applies finish in thin even coats. Wood Plans pre-drills screw holes on wooden toy to prevent splitting near board ends.