Buckboard wagon

I like it !

-- dionna, Mesa, Arizona

That’s real nice but I don’t think I’ll fit in it.

Well done!

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That’s one great wagon.

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EXCELLENT!!!!
I had a “wagon” similar to this but it was built on an antique baby carriage running gear with wooden wheels you may have inspired me to make one.

-- Only the Shadow knows....................

Great gift. I think I will make one for my new (5month) old grandson.

-- Duane, Ohio

a big hit, I’m sure!!
well done

-- ~ Debbie, Canada (https://www.facebook.com/DebbiePribeleENJOConsultant)

My daughter would love it.

-- If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!

Well done. Nice work. But where are the horses or mules to pull it?

Kids toy, baby carriage, garden cart, doll display, candy dish, pet feeder… one project and you covered all the bases.

-- Al H. - small shop, small projects...

thank you every one for your nice comments! and yes, it was a big hit!!

now the kid only need two dogs to be the mule´s if you don´t standin but be careful
I have heard from sante that there was a whip among the gift somewhere :-))

great wagon

Dennis

Great wagon!

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Great wagon, The wagon that I made a couple years ago is getting too small. I like the side boards to keep the baby dolls in.

-- A childs smile is payment enough.

looks nice! Nice work.

Again, thank you for all of the kind compliments…..the kit was not as easy as I had originally thought it would be. But the finished project did turn out to be as nice as I had hoped. As for the size it is just about the size of a full size coaster wagon. The metal parts, wheels and blueprints are what is included from Rockler. The kit is shipped directly from the manufacturer and there were two parts missing from the original shipment but one phone call and the manufacturer sent out the needed parts promptly. I tried something new for me regarding the finish…I sanded it to 1000 grit then applied a Minwax oak stain which I allowed to dry for 24 hours then put a coat of wax on it. The finish is extremely smooth….now only time will tell if the wax is enough??

I love this wagon. You’ve done a beautiful job on it.

helluvawreck aka Charles
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