My latest project--Kiddies kitchen

[big-all]

excelent excelent excelent
fantastic job let there minds go mad
could you not fit an oven door set up or a fridge set up under one or both halves???
maybe even with an internal light

when i build things for kids you have many features that are not exactly accurate but that doesnt matter as play value/enjoyment /able to use there imagination is paramount

[Timllfixit]

Hi big all,

I have an "oven" door ready to go on,complete with window.
Thanks to everyone for their comments so far....

[big-all]

i made a 6ftx7ftx 4ft6" castle for the boys 2 doors away
i made it with all sorts off castelation arrow slot drawbriges the works
i left one wall blank and asked what they would like to go there the answer was --------------------



a sweet shop counter

[Timllfixit]

Finished! (At last!). Cream again, as I still have most of a huge(and expensive) tin left.

[Job and Knock]

Nice work, Tim

I don't have a biscuit jointer, but I agree it would be handy in this case.

For painted stuff you are just as well using black carcass screws (drilled and countersunk first) then filling with 2-pack. That or 1 x 1in softwood cleats on the inside and screws'n'glue. May be worth mentioning that whilst not as convenient or a versatile biscuit joints can be cut using a router and biscuit joint bit

[Colour Republic]

Looks fantastic mate

Which paint did you use in the end?

[Timllfixit]

Dulux difficult surface primer, and Crown "bonnet" eggshell.
I have most of a huge and EXPENSIVE tin left. It was mixed by my local crown trade branch so I couldn't take it back.

As you can see it is all held together with 3/4x3/4 blocks( and no6 screws.)

[Hitch]

Looks well smart Tim

[mailee]

That looks great! The kids are going to have a lot of fun with that.