This is great and I know my youngest grandson is going to enjoy playing with it. He just turned three and is well into the wheeled toys I've made for him. This 'frontend loader' will add neatly to his toybox. Thank you from Anaco, Vzla.
I'm glad that you like it Buddy and I hope your grandson loves it. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave your comment. It is very much appreciated.
You're very welcome Ron. I'm glad that you like it. If you wish to get the plans, you can visit the free patterns section of my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com and download it for free from there. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words.
Glad that you liked it Peter. If you are interested in getting the pattern, it's available for free download on my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
As long as you enlarge all the parts so that they all fit proportionately Jimmy, there's no reason that it wouldn't work. Visit my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com and click on the free pattern section to download the skid steer pattern and any other pattern that I've offered here on the show. Good luck on your project and thanks for tuning in.
4:05--A bit wider and you would have a great base for a modular system you could build to make any vehicle. Uh-huh. So I just watched the whole vid, and I guess you kind'a figured that already LOL. Cool build, great design.I think the "Child" had fun..just kiddin'. Btw thanks for the Volbeat heads up. KICKING BABY!!! Peace.
The "child" definitely had fun. Growing old is mandatory. Growing up is optional. Glad you liked the Volbeat. I saw them open up for Metallica a few years ago along with Lamb of God. They gave an incredible show and I was pretty much hooked after that. Great energy in their music. Thanks for tuning in Dale.
Kenny, Hope you aren't running out of scraps yet because your projects are great. Is your granddaughter enjoying all these toys you are making for her? They are mostly for her aren't they? Nice job and great choice of woods.
I've got plenty of scrap and plenty of ideas Paul. My granddaughter goes on binges. She will play with them one week and then the next week, she will want to play with dolls and Fisher Price Little People. She does seem to like them though and so far, they are standing up to her abuse. LOL. Thanks for tuning in sir.
Another "Awesome" project Ken :-). I really appriciate your in house designed projects. This is a nice poject and as you stated what child wouldn't love it. Thanks again.
That Skid Steer will go with the flatbed. Makes a great pair. That is a cool little design! I haven't made a wooden toy since our son was in 1st grade. I made a fleet of ships...cargo tug, etc. That was over 30 years ago. With my shop closed until spring, I'm still drawing up ideas. I have just finished three whirligig designs. One is for a couple in Florida...I got roped into it lol. The woman was so excited when her husband wanted to see and then saw some photos of my work, I couldn't say no lol. I told them that what ever they think it is worth, just donate what they think is the monetary value to their agriculture youth group. I'm painting a give-a-way to another youth group now. It isn't a whirligig though. That is why it is nice of you to give out your designs free. I have donated or given away about 9 projects this past year. It is so rewarding and to see smiles on people's faces! It makes it a lot more fun for me. I sure others have done the same and received just as much enjoyment from it. I bet you do too! Take care!
Glad to hear that your designs are going well Michael and that people are loving them. You are right that sometimes, just being generous and giving things away instead of trying to make a dollar from it is way more rewarding. I love seeing the pictures of the projects that people make from the designs that I give away. Knowing that children all over the world are playing with the toys that I designed is extremely rewarding. Thanks for tuning in and thanks for sharing your story with me.
Another great job Ken. I have told my nephews about these projects and they can't wait to go in the "Construction Business". I will also be making a bunch of these for the local childrens home that we volunteer at. Thank you for your generosity.
Glad that you liked the pattern Rick. Good luck with your build with your nephews and thank you for your generosity in donating some of the toys to children that may not be as fortunate as others. That's what woodworking and community is all about. Thanks for tuning in.
What a great toy Ken! Ive made a copy of the plans from your website and will make a couple of these once I’m finished my latest project. I may keep one for myself…..take care and thanks again.
Well aren't you ambitious Allen. I hope that your grandson loves his new toy. Happy birthday to him. I hope he has a wonderful day. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words on the show.
Glad that you are enjoying the toy series Jim. Good luck on your build. I hope you grandson has as much fun making this as I did. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
I don't even have any particular interest in making toys myself, but I am very tempted to try my hand at this one! Thanks for the nice step by step instructions!
Give it a try Nicole. If you are happy with the results, but don't want the toy, donate it to your local toys drive or children's charity. If nothing more, it will be great practice. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Ken. Thats really cute little skid steer. I see it can easily be done in one evening. I'm off today, so I'm just about to go to my shop and hoping to get my Ford T model A finished today. I will email you pictures later. Great job as always.
Looking forward to the pictures. I hope you will try one of these little skid steers. They are a simple but fun toy to make. Thanks for tuning in again this week.
All of the patterns that I offer on the show can be downloaded for free from my website Frank. You can just visit acutabovewoodworkings.com and click on the free patterns section. I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to make your suggestion
Thank you very much for this little cutey and for sharing it. Regarding the plans, would be helpful if you'd add the center points of the holes to be drilled.
I have had other viewers mention that lately and it will be considered for future plans. I have several already made that I might be able to incorporate the cross hairs. The good news is that none of the holes are critical to the project's success so as long as you get it close, the patter will still work. I hope this helps a little. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
I have used a hole saw for the wheels Lee but in most cases, I prefer the method that I demonstrated on today's show. There's nothing wrong with either method and both will yield excellent results. It's all a matter of personal preference, that's all. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave your question.
You can make one of these in a couple of hours Steve. It took me longer to make the pattern than it took me to make the toy. LOL. If you are interested in the pattern, visit the free pattern section on my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com. They are all there, free for the taking. Thanks for tuning in.
Skid steer for kids? I would play with this and I’m nowhere close to being a kid - well actually I’m a kid at heart. Fantastic!
You'd better make yourself a fleet of them Steve. Don't forget to make the motor noises while playing as well. LOL. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Another great addition to your toy patterns
Glad that you like it Brett. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
This is great and I know my youngest grandson is going to enjoy playing with it. He just turned three and is well into the wheeled toys I've made for him. This 'frontend loader' will add neatly to his toybox. Thank you from Anaco, Vzla.
I'm glad that you like it Buddy and I hope your grandson loves it. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave your comment. It is very much appreciated.
@@acutabove_woodworkings 👍 Thanks again for sharing.
@@buddyhutchins3782 You're very welcome.
You should be excited about this neet toy it’s awesome and thanks for always sharing the videos and also the plans
You're very welcome Ron. I'm glad that you like it. If you wish to get the plans, you can visit the free patterns section of my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com and download it for free from there. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words.
Love it; I am going to scale up the plan to make it about double its size; should be great. Thanks Ken.
Scaling it up will be fantastic. I've love to see it when you are done. Thanks for tuning in John.
Thank you for your videos. That is a really nice toy
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Glad that you liked it Peter. If you are interested in getting the pattern, it's available for free download on my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
That is a really a cool toy design you made Sir. Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome. I'm glad that you liked it. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
Hi Kenny, another great project from you. I really dig this😀
(Insert rim-shot here). LOL Thanks for tuning in and for the chuckle Philip. It's appreciated.
Awesome project Kenny 🥰🤠
Glad that you liked it Randy. Thanks for tuning in.
Love the skid steer . I thinking of trying making it again a little bit larger
As long as you enlarge all the parts so that they all fit proportionately Jimmy, there's no reason that it wouldn't work. Visit my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com and click on the free pattern section to download the skid steer pattern and any other pattern that I've offered here on the show. Good luck on your project and thanks for tuning in.
Another lovely little project kenny 😀
Glad that you liked it. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words.
That is cool, I'll have to download the pattern from your page. Thanks Kenny.
I remembered to put it into the download section early this morning Mark so you will have no problem finding it I'm sure. Thanks for tuning in.
4:05--A bit wider and you would have a great base for a modular system you could build to make any vehicle. Uh-huh. So I just watched the whole vid, and I guess you kind'a figured that already LOL. Cool build, great design.I think the "Child" had fun..just kiddin'. Btw thanks for the Volbeat heads up. KICKING BABY!!! Peace.
The "child" definitely had fun. Growing old is mandatory. Growing up is optional.
Glad you liked the Volbeat. I saw them open up for Metallica a few years ago along with Lamb of God. They gave an incredible show and I was pretty much hooked after that. Great energy in their music. Thanks for tuning in Dale.
Kenny, Hope you aren't running out of scraps yet because your projects are great. Is your granddaughter enjoying all these toys you are making for her? They are mostly for her aren't they? Nice job and great choice of woods.
I've got plenty of scrap and plenty of ideas Paul. My granddaughter goes on binges. She will play with them one week and then the next week, she will want to play with dolls and Fisher Price Little People. She does seem to like them though and so far, they are standing up to her abuse. LOL. Thanks for tuning in sir.
Another "Awesome" project Ken :-). I really appriciate your in house designed projects. This is a nice poject and as you stated what child wouldn't love it. Thanks again.
Glad that you liked it Brian. I hope that you will try making one yourself. Thanks for tuning in.
That Skid Steer will go with the flatbed. Makes a great pair. That is a cool little design! I haven't made a wooden toy since our son was in 1st grade. I made a fleet of ships...cargo tug, etc. That was over 30 years ago. With my shop closed until spring, I'm still drawing up ideas. I have just finished three whirligig designs. One is for a couple in Florida...I got roped into it lol. The woman was so excited when her husband wanted to see and then saw some photos of my work, I couldn't say no lol. I told them that what ever they think it is worth, just donate what they think is the monetary value to their agriculture youth group. I'm painting a give-a-way to another youth group now. It isn't a whirligig though. That is why it is nice of you to give out your designs free. I have donated or given away about 9 projects this past year. It is so rewarding and to see smiles on people's faces! It makes it a lot more fun for me. I sure others have done the same and received just as much enjoyment from it. I bet you do too! Take care!
Glad to hear that your designs are going well Michael and that people are loving them. You are right that sometimes, just being generous and giving things away instead of trying to make a dollar from it is way more rewarding. I love seeing the pictures of the projects that people make from the designs that I give away. Knowing that children all over the world are playing with the toys that I designed is extremely rewarding. Thanks for tuning in and thanks for sharing your story with me.
Another great job Ken. I have told my nephews about these projects and they can't wait to go in the "Construction Business". I will also be making a bunch of these for the local childrens home that we volunteer at. Thank you for your generosity.
Glad that you liked the pattern Rick. Good luck with your build with your nephews and thank you for your generosity in donating some of the toys to children that may not be as fortunate as others. That's what woodworking and community is all about. Thanks for tuning in.
What a great toy Ken! Ive made a copy of the plans from your website and will make a couple of these once I’m finished my latest project. I may keep one for myself…..take care and thanks again.
Glad that you were able to get the pattern off the website Earl. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for tuning in.
Sweet! A skid steer I can actually afford!
LOL. Well then I hope you like it. Thanks for tuning in.
Just found this this morning. Made one this afternoon for my grandsons birthday tomorrow. I really enjoy your channel. Thanks.
Well aren't you ambitious Allen. I hope that your grandson loves his new toy. Happy birthday to him. I hope he has a wonderful day. Thanks for tuning in and for the kind words on the show.
Brilliant design! My grandson will love help drilling the holes, gluing, and then playing with it! Love your toy series Ken, thank you.
Glad that you are enjoying the toy series Jim. Good luck on your build. I hope you grandson has as much fun making this as I did. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
I don't even have any particular interest in making toys myself, but I am very tempted to try my hand at this one! Thanks for the nice step by step instructions!
Give it a try Nicole. If you are happy with the results, but don't want the toy, donate it to your local toys drive or children's charity. If nothing more, it will be great practice. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
You play with them I caught you red handed! 🤣
Of course I do!!! Getting old is mandatory. Growing up is optional. Thanks for tuning in.
@@acutabove_woodworkings Ken at the end:lets shut the camera and car go wroom wroom
@@ape337YT Definitely.
@@acutabove_woodworkings WHOA I DIDNT KNEW YOU HAD THE CHANNEL FOR 10 YEARS?!
@@ape337YT I've been around for a while.
Ken. Thats really cute little skid steer. I see it can easily be done in one evening. I'm off today, so I'm just about to go to my shop and hoping to get my Ford T model A finished today. I will email you pictures later. Great job as always.
Looking forward to the pictures. I hope you will try one of these little skid steers. They are a simple but fun toy to make. Thanks for tuning in again this week.
It would be wonderful if you could make a book of your drawings. I would love to purchase one and my grandsons ,they will be very happy
All of the patterns that I offer on the show can be downloaded for free from my website Frank. You can just visit acutabovewoodworkings.com and click on the free patterns section. I hope this helps. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to make your suggestion
Thank you very much for this little cutey and for sharing it. Regarding the plans, would be helpful if you'd add the center points of the holes to be drilled.
I have had other viewers mention that lately and it will be considered for future plans. I have several already made that I might be able to incorporate the cross hairs. The good news is that none of the holes are critical to the project's success so as long as you get it close, the patter will still work. I hope this helps a little. Thanks for tuning in to the show.
I enjoy your videos, I have to ask why you don’t use hole saw for your wheels
I have used a hole saw for the wheels Lee but in most cases, I prefer the method that I demonstrated on today's show. There's nothing wrong with either method and both will yield excellent results. It's all a matter of personal preference, that's all. Thanks for tuning in and for taking the time to leave your question.
Awesome about how long did it take roughly .Awesme
You can make one of these in a couple of hours Steve. It took me longer to make the pattern than it took me to make the toy. LOL. If you are interested in the pattern, visit the free pattern section on my website at acutabovewoodworkings.com. They are all there, free for the taking. Thanks for tuning in.
@@acutabove_woodworkings Sweet , thank you .
@@steveneugene339 You're very welcome.