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Design Technology: Mechanical Toys by Focus Educational Software Mechanical Toys Design Technology software and VLE SCORM resource supports the teaching of KS2 and KS3 Mechanical and Moving Toy themed projects. This easy-to-use resource is perfect for whole class DT whiteboard teaching and individual study. Focus on Mechanical Toys is available as a PC software program and VLE Learning Platform SCORM package. English and Greek language versions are available. Windows software single user licence:£29.95Windows software site licence:£99.95Learning Platform VLE SCORM Package:£99.95Basic Principles of Mechanisms Structured to encourage students of all abilities to conduct their own investigations into the basic principles of mechanisms, this simple-to-use learning aid includes sections covering: Windows PC Software and Learning Platform VLE SCORM packages: Available in either PC Windows software format (XP,Vista, Win 7,8,10) or as a VLE Learning Platform SCORM package. 2D integrated Graphics Module

Good Woodworking Magazine and The Woodworker Magazine Scroll Saw Bowls Sloan's Woodshop - " The Scroll Saw Store " amazon DIY wooden $5 iPad Dock / Stand You might have seen the $5 iPad Dock (or €5 iPad Stand) on the internet (Lifehacking, Wired, TUAW, CrunchGear) and thought 'I can do that'. And of course, why not? I'll save you the trouble of finding out exactly how to make it, by giving you the exact instructions to make your own wooden iPad Stand. After three days of testing we can confirm the wood doesn’t scratch the iPad, the iPad doesn’t fall over when you tap the screen and you can use it horizontally while charging :) Materials: - Piece of nice wood (130 x 80 x 24 mm or 5.1 x 3.1 x 0.9 inch if you prefer) Tools needed: - Saw - Drill - Large diameter drill bit (we use 19mm) - Sandpaper

The Craftsman's Path The Tools I Use | Scroll Saw Goodies Sometimes I get questions regarding which tool I use. Here is a list of tools that I use on a regular basis. It includes shop tools, video equipment, software, and online services I use to bring you all of these great projects. Note: Most of these links are affiliate links. Scroll Saw Related Craftsman 16” Scroll Saw – When I purchased this saw, it was a good and solid saw. Other Tools Sanding Software Inkscape – My go-to vector program. Video Equipment Sony HandycamiPhone 6 – I use it to record vlog style videos. Streaming Equipment Online Services Hostgator – My website hosting company.

amazon Wooden Tree Advent Calendar One of my favorite things to do for the Christmas season is an Advent Calendar with my boys. It’s one of their favorite Christmas activities too! Advent calendars are great because they help to remind us of the small joys and wonders of the season in the midst of all the busyness. I try to make sure our activities are things we can do together as a family and that there are ones just for fun and ones that help show the boys that there’s more to the season than just getting things. We’ve had a few different ones over the years…starting with one that Marla made for us when Lincoln was a toddler. What you need: – 2 pieces birch plywood – ours measured: 1/8″x12″x24″ (found at Michaels) – tree template – we made 3: 5.5″, 4″, 3″ – Pencil – Ruler – Scroll saw – Table saw – Sandpaper – Chalkboard Paint – Chalk or Chalkboard Marker – Number Stamps & Ink How to do it: Make your tree templates. And for those wanting some suggestions for Advent activities, here’s some of the ones we do. -Manda

Beginners Carving Corner and Beyond Downloadable Plan Store | Matt's Basement Workshop 8 Drawer Tall Dresser The 8 drawer tall dresser plan includes all the measurements, cut list, and detailed diagrams in your choice of a downloadable PDF file, a stand alone Sketchup Drawing* or a combo version containing both the how-to PDF file AND the Sketchup Drawing. Click on the images below for a sneak preview of the plan. Regardless of which version you choose, you’ll have all the details at your fingertips to build this classic piece of furniture at the heart of the recent project build featured here on Matt’s Basement Workshop. The project plans and detailed drawings provided by Brian Benham of Benham Design Concepts. While building the Tall Dresser I covered a lot of details to make it easy to follow along with its construction. From my thoughts on the design process, to selecting and milling rough stock, assembling the components, and then eventually to finishing it all with milk paint, there was a lot of information to share. Platform Bed *Don’t have Sketchup?

Amaziograph en App Store HOME DZINE Home DIY | DIY laptop stand or laptop lap tray DIY laptop stand or laptop lap tray I quite often find myself working in front of the TV to catch up on work, and also not to miss out of my few favourite TV programmes. This laptop stand or laptop tray allows me to work comfortably while I relax. To make the laptop stand or lap tray all you need is an offcut of timber or board. Piece of timber or board large enough to accommodate your laptop and iPad Wood glue 120- and 240-grit sandpaper Rust-Oleum 2X spray paint in your choice of colour TOOLS: Drill / Driver plus assorted bits Countersink bit 25mm spade bit Tape measure, steel rule and pencil OPTIONAL: Dremel MultiTool You will find everything you need for this project at your local Builders Warehouse. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. GOOD TO KNOW When drilling out, try to keep the drilled holes as close as possible to reduce the time spent cleaning up in the next step. 6. 7. 8. GOOD TO KNOW There can sometimes be a certain amount of tackiness after spraying. back to top

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