
Kiddies Storage Box and Chair
Kids love to keep lots of little toys but sometimes these seem to get lost in all the clutter, so Peter and Annalien make a storage box to store smaller toys. To go with that Peter also builds a little chair and Annalien gets creative with some holders made out of tennis balls.
You will need:
Tools | Materials |
POF 1400 Router plus round over bit | Pine (PAR) 20mm thick |
PST 18 Jigsaw | toy box sides 340 x 400 mm – 2 pieces (grain in direction of long side) |
PCM Compound Mitre Saw | toybox front and back 360 x 300 mm – 2 pieces (grain in direction of long side) |
PSR 10.8 Cordless drill Driver | toybox lid 360 x 300mm – 2 pieces (grain in direction of long side) |
PSR 18 Cordless Drill Driver | Masonite 3mm |
PEX 220 Eccentric/Random Orbital sander | toybox bottom 300 x 400mm – 1 piece (NB! check in the workshop) |
Bosch glue gun | off cuts for shapes, doors, windows etc |
Dremel Motosaw | Dowle stick +/- 10mm (we will use what you have) |
Plywood 18mm thick (good quality) if not available then change to meranti. NB we need strong wood | |
Chair back 500 x 350 mm – 1 piece (grain in direction of long side) | |
Chair seat 300 x 400 mm – 1 piece (grain in direction of long side) | |
Chair leg 100 x 300 mm – 2 pieces (grain in direction of long side) | |
Wedges – cut to size from off cuts | |
wood glue | |
Water based varnish (clear for the chair, Annalien to decide on colour for toy box) | |
4 x 40mm screws | |
pine wood filler |
Follow these steps:
Kiddies toy box
- Measure sides and draw out shape
- Cut out shape and drill hole for dowel stick
- Assemble sides, back and front
- Cut back of roof to size, router edge and assemble
- Measure front lid (roof) and cut to size.
- Drill hole for dowel stick
- Router edges
- Fill holes sand and varnish
- When dry assemble front lid with dowels to make a hinge
- Annalien to decorate with her pattern. The Hansel and Gretel doors and windows with candy is a nice idea. Here she can use Dremel tools and paint.
Kiddies chair
- Mark out pattern on backing board
- Mark out where seat slat goes in and handle will be
- Cut out pattern and slots for the seat and handle
- Mark out seat pattern and where foot piece attaches
- Cut out seat and mark off where wedge will go
- Cut out slot for the wedge
- Router all necessary parts
- Attach legs to seat
- Fit seat to backing and cut wedge to fit and assemble.
- Sand and varnish