Dozer , High Track Dozer & Scraper

You make some very nice looking toys. Thanks for posting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

Some really nice stuff! Do you start with plans?

-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.

Wow, your toys are very detailed. I would image there’s a lot of work. Must be a labor of love…

-- Chirs in Ottawa

I am a toy maker at heart and I really like what you have worked so hard on here. These types of projects are not easy and it takes time and alot of patience. Good Job and keep up the great work!

-- Measure twice and cut once.....

Larry, nice job. What part of Rhode Island are you from? I grew up in Warwick- Cranston area.

-- Have a great day.

thanks everyone, these are great projects and i’ve enjoyed every minute spent making them.
Brianinpa yes these are made from plans i found online altho i have taken the liberty of adding
a few extra details on some of them

-- Larry, North Carolina

Good morning Grosa, i currently live in the cranston/johnston area but hope to soon relocate to north carolina, .... less snow there i hear :)

-- Larry, North Carolina

wow these came out real nice.

-- Ike, Big Daddies Woodshop, http://www.icombadaniels@yahoo.com

Outstanding Job. The online plans can you post a link to where you found them.

-- Ray

They look like Toys& Joys plans . I have made a lot of them and I have put a few wheels on ,Just like you did. It can be fixed real easy. They are also great sellers. Post some more.
Chuck

-- Chuck, wiswood2 www.wisconsinwoodchuck.com

Your right Wiswood2 these are made from toys&joys plans, haven’t tried selling any yet. no idea where to even start as for pricing them.
Raymond the plans can be found at http://toysandjoys.com

-- Larry, North Carolina

They look great!!

-- Dale, Oregon

I love these! How did you make the tracks on the dozers? Are the tracks strong enough to hold up to kids and do they ‘roll’ well?

-- Thepps - Freeburg, IL

Thanks Thepps, I spent a lot of time at the band saw making those, the tracks are pretty rugged, made them out of walnut. not sure how they would do kid tested but i think a lot of the other small parts would give out before the tracks did. they roll surprisingly well for wooden tracks.

-- Larry, North Carolina