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sunnybob wrote:These will go down a storm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PGXbgQTNv8&t=17s
Just4fun wrote:I have had good response to giving puzzles, such as wooden cross puzzles. Easy to make out of workshop scraps and provide a bit of fun for the recipient.
Lurker wrote:Just4fun wrote:I have had good response to giving puzzles, such as wooden cross puzzles. Easy to make out of workshop scraps and provide a bit of fun for the recipient.
I saw a puzzle on QI, I think.
The same bit of wood fitted perfectly through a triangular, circular and square hole.
I have been meaning to make one
Woodbloke wrote:What about a ‘Lazy Susan’ for the table? Ax and elsewhere do a goodly selection of sizes - Rob
Andyp wrote:Lurker wrote:Just4fun wrote:I have had good response to giving puzzles, such as wooden cross puzzles. Easy to make out of workshop scraps and provide a bit of fun for the recipient.
I saw a puzzle on QI, I think.
The same bit of wood fitted perfectly through a triangular, circular and square hole.
I have been meaning to make one
I made a roughed out version of that. Easy to understand when you see it but harder to get explain.
sunnybob wrote:Half inch will be difficult to make a reindeer
but you can do them with 3/8" reasonably well, especially the large template Mathias does.
You dont actually need tight turns, because all of the outside is eventually waste.
If you havent made one, you DO need to watch and follow, because if you cut in the wrong order it all goes horribly, horribly wrong very, very quickly,
Lurker wrote:
I thought that it be good for my 7 year old great niece.
I think that it might take me a number of rough outs.
Maybe an excuse to acquire a scroll saw. But I need to let the dust settle after buying a metalwork lathe at the weekend
Andyp wrote:......never got a round tuit.
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