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