The War Park series of weapons has been shared with everyone. Starting from this issue, we will share woodworking projects. I believe that after learning, with the necessary tools, you will easily create mini versions of commonly used tables and stools at home!
Moreover, woodworking not only allows children to complete a project, but more importantly, it unleashes their boundless creativity and enhances their practical skills.
Are you ready, friends? Let’s get started!
Materials needed: 1 piece of wood, saw, measuring tape, compass, wood carving knife, glue, pencil
Step 1: Draw a diagram to determine the dimensions and shape. Taking a round table as an example, first use the measuring tape to draw two diagonal lines on both surfaces of the solid wood block. Use the intersection of the diagonal lines as the center, and draw a circle with a diameter of 8cm on the wood surface using a compass.
Step 2: Secure the wood board and saw along the dashed line (this step is quite difficult, and the edges may be rough). Then use the wood carving knife to refine it, removing excess wood, and sand it smooth with sandpaper. It’s taking shape, isn’t it exciting?
Step 3: The tabletop is ready, next we make the table legs. Use the saw to cut out 4 identical rectangular prisms measuring 8mm x 8mm x 5cm (length x width x height) from the wood block.
Step 4: Create a footrest between the two table legs, which is not only aesthetically pleasing but also serves to reinforce the structure!
The hand drill used for drilling the table legs can also be replaced with glue.
Step 5: Now that the tabletop and table legs are ready, the final step is to use glue to attach the tabletop to the legs. It’s taking shape! Are you eager to try it out?
Although the table may not be very beautiful, it is something that children can truly make!
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