Woodworking for Kids

By MILES ADKINS

Are you looking for a guide to introduce your kids to woodworking with simple and fun projects?

If yes, this guide will take you from scratch to mastering woodworking in simple steps, keep reading...

 

The art of woodworking has been around for decades. This pastime can produce beautiful goods and every day more and more people are getting involved. You can make a variety of projects, from larger tables to smaller carvings, but also little unique creative projects for kids that will thrill your little ones...

 

★ Let's face it! There is nothing more beautiful and rewarding for kids than creating something from scratch. That is why passing on this art to your children is a source of great lessons and valuable experience. But how to find a guide that teaches step-by-step fun and child-friendly projects to start with?

 

You've come to the right place! In this engaging guide, you will be taken by the hand along a step-by-step path for taking your kids' first steps into the fascinating world of woodworking. Materials, preparation, tools, and warnings, every single detail is covered to make the magic of doing things with wood a reality...

 

✓ Here is a small insight into the contents of this best-selling guidebook:

A jump into history: an in-depth introduction to the art of making goods from wood, how it originated and why it is so beloved

The Toolkit: all the essential tools you need to build beautiful wooden objects without spending all your savings.

The Materials: A rich variety of woods classified by their qualities and properties to always pick the perfect one.

The Projects: A collection of original creative projects to craft unique goods that your kids will treasure for life

The Methods: a down-to-earth, user-friendly approach to creating and shaping simple and complex projects that will give you endless satisfaction

And much, much more!

 

 

With a pragmatic approach illustrated in every step, crafting special wooden goods has never been so simple, fun, and budget-friendly. Hundreds to thousands of people have benefited from these techniques. Many are reporting remarkable improvements, and you could be the next one...

 

What are you waiting for? Every project illustrated in this guide has been designed to enable you to succeed on the very first try. The skill of creating fabulous crafts is just a click away...

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Stone Angel & Son Ltd
• Release date: Jun 13, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201912420

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Woodworking for Kids

The Ultimate Guide to Building Creative Projects to Introduce Kids to Woodworking

Miles Adkins

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1: Materials and Preparation

1.1 How to use Tools and make things from Wood?

1.2 A play context for children to learn from more skilled and knowledgeable children

Setting Up

1. Workbench

2. Wood

3. Vices and clamps

4. Saws

5. Pliers

6. Hammers and nails

7. Screwdrivers and screws

8. Drills

9. Other accessories

Starting Off

1.3 Safe Behavior and Rules to Discuss

1.4 Extending the Learning and Fun

1.5. Metric System

1.6. Cutting Lists

CHAPTER 2: Safety and Protection to Use

2.1 Woodworking Safety Equipment You Should Have

1. Safety Goggles

2. Protection for Hearing

3. Face Shield

4. Leather Apron

5. Wear Appropriate Clothing

6. Head Protection

7. Dust Masks

8. Respirators

9. Cut-resistant Gloves

10. Anti-vibration Gloves

11. Steel Tip Toe Boots

12. LED Flashlights

13. Push Sticks and Blocks

14. Firefighting equipment

15. Avoid Drugs and Alcohol

16. Before Blade Changes, Disconnect Power

17. Try Using One Extension Cord

18. Use Sharp Blades and Bits

19. Always Check for Nails, Screws, and Other Metal

20. Always Work Against the Cutter

21. Never Reach Over a Blade to Remove Cut-Offs

22. Avoid Distractions

2.2 Woodworking Machines - General Safety Tips

2.3 What should you do before using Woodworking Machines?

CHAPTER 3: Tools for Woodworking

1. Chisels

2. Japanese Saw

3. Power Drill

4. Jigsaw

5. Table Saw

6. Compound Miter Saw

7. Router

8. The Claw Hammer

9. The Tape Measure

10. The Utility Knife

11. The Level

12. The Screwdriver

13. The Nail Set

14. The Sliding Bevel

15. The Layout Square

16. The Hand Saw

17. The Metal Detector

18. The Sawhorse

19. The Workbench

20. The Tool Storage System

21. The Bench Grinder

22. The Circular Saw

23. The Sabre Saw

24. The Palm Sander

25. The Random Orbital Sander

26. The Miter Gauge

27. The Jig and Dado

28. The Compound Miter Saw

29. The Safety Equipment

CHAPTER 4: Preparation of a Project

1. Homemade Candy Dispenser from Boys' Life

2.Little Library

3. DIY Catapult

4.Wooden Robot Buddy

5.Kids' Workbench

6.Mason Bee House

7.Wooden Planter

8.Bird Houses

9. Folding Tripod Camp Chair

10.Kids' Playing and Camping Tent

11. Bird Feeder

12. Stamps with Texture

13. Flat ship

14. Sign of Address

15. Coasters of Wood

16. Keeper for Pencil

17. Weight for Wooden Document

18. Pack of Wood

19. Rack Cap

20. The Bookends

21. Toothbrush Holders

22. Banana Holder

23. Backgammon or Checkers in A Bag

24. Acoustic Phone Speaker

4.1 Benefits of Woodworking for Kids

4.2 Other Woodworking Benefits and Skills Building

4.3 7 Developmental Stages of Children’s Woodworking

CHAPTER 5: Importance of Woodworking for Kids

5.1 What Happens in SRV’s Woodworking Classes?

5.2 Inside the Woodshop

CONCLUSION

INTRODUCTION

Woodworking is an art that is not as popular as it used to be. Most of our parents are amateur woodworkers and many of us have never used a power tool either. However, this should not stop us from teaching woodworking to kids, especially when they are eager to learn. Even parents without any woodworking expertise can teach their children simple woodworking techniques based on the right instructions. Woodworking can serve as an outlet for their creativity while also challenging them to fix design issues. Kids (and their inexperienced woodworking parents) can also acquire basic skills using specific woodworking tools, such as tape measures and frequency squares.

Woodworking is also a pretty fascinating hobby as the possibilities are endless while you are studying and mastering this activity. Crafting something by hand can also enable children to improve their problem-solving abilities while simultaneously strengthening their motor skills. As such, woodworking requires you to