Toys made of wood. How to make a sword with your own hands.
On the agenda are wooden toys,environmentally friendly and interesting toy for a child. Watch our master class - how to make a sword with your own hands. Yarik recently asked his dad to make a sword, he agreed, and I walked around with a camera and took pictures of everything. We needed: Board Hacksaw Sharp knife Hammer Axe How to do it: You need to take any board, better, of course, not rotten and not very dry, we found this in the barn:
First they made the tip of the sword - using an axe and a hammer they chopped off the excess pieces of the board.
The tip didn't turn out very nice, so my boys trimmed it with a regular kitchen knife, the main thing is that it's sharp.
Next in line is the handle. First, you need to make cuts to mark where the handle will be (correctly, the guard or crosspiece).
Next, using a knife and a hammer, we cut off the excess pieces on both sides at the marked places to create a handle that is comfortable for the child.
This is what the sword turned out to be:
To get a wood pattern on the sword, you need to clean it with a knife, then sand it:
Yarik volunteered to do the sanding:
Then they decided to make a pattern on the sword (knife).
Such a sword can be decorated with anything, but Yarikneeded exactly this. Thus, a wooden sword is not at all difficult to make with your own hands. And any boy will be happy with such a simple wooden toy! See more toys for children with your own hands. Make a swing for children with your own hands.
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