A Rocker for Buding Bikies

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All timber [except for dowels] was recycled from roof truss offcuts, biscuit-joined to make up to width needed [ up to five pieces needed for one] planed down to thickness 30mm and 28mm. Finished with three coats of shellac and then four coats of clear poly. when shown to friends a heated discussion on who gets this one, currently making another five.

Amateur woodworker doing therapy

10 Comments

Very Nice. Did you have plans or did you just go for it?

I adapted some old plans, changed a few details etc

Amateur woodworker doing therapy

Great bike! Any kid would enjoy this for years I think!

CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!

Thanks Thorreain, that is my hope. I have made some other items that have lasted, a couple of doll houses and a toy car garage[ three levels and fixed to it’s own table] the parents tell me that the kids enjoy them in so many ways. Both are climbed over and the younger brother of a little girl has even crawled into the doll house to go to sleep.

Amateur woodworker doing therapy

That’s great!!!

CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!

Very cool design extra nice work.

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