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Art Caddy

The actual finished item. |
Here's a cool little arts supply
caddy project. I suggest you cut out, shape, and
drill the pieces to this project then let your
Junior Woodcrafter assemble it for a fun project.
This simple project can be left unfinished or you
can stain or paint it. The Jr, Woodcrafter
actually made this item at the April Home Depot
children's workshop then added some stick-on
decals and colored it with his crayons. |
Start by downloading the scale
drawings in the Acrobat file by clicking on the
link below. Cut all the pieces as indicated in
the drawings, cut out the notches for the bottom
and divider parts, drill the holes in the ends
for the handle, and predrill all the nail holes
with a very small bit.
The handel is a ½" diameter dowel, bottom
is cut from 1/8" masonite board, and all the
remaining parts are cut from ¾"
thick pine planking (or stock). |
| The Jr Woodcrafter will need the
seven (7) project pieces, the directions,
fourteen (14) 1½"
finishing nails, one sheet of 150 grit sandpaper,
a really cool workshop apron small enough for
kids, and safety goggles. |
| Construction. |
1. Start two nails into the center of the
middle divider piece on the side opposite the
notch.
2. Insert the small divider into the notch in the
middle piece and nail it into place. |
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3. Start two nails into the center of the
right side piece on the side opposite the notch.
4. Insert the small divider, with the middle
piece attached, into the notch in the middle
piece.
5. Turn the assembly upside-down (crayon
holes facing down) so the top edges are
held flush then nail it into place. |
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6. Start two nails into the end piece with
the divider nail holes closer to the left side
and into the side opposite the notch.
7. Stand the assembled parts on end and place the
end piece in place.
8. Align the bottom corners flush and nail the
end on. |
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9. Slide the bottom into the groove and
position the handle into the round hole in the
end piece.
10. Start two nails into the remaining end piece
into the side opposite the notch. |
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11. Position the end piece over the end of
the assenbly and nail.
12. Align the bottom corners flush and nail the
end on. |
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13. Slide the remaining side into place and
nail it in with two nails on each end.
14. Nail the middle piece into place with two
nails on each end.
15. Sand any rough edges smooth to complete your
Art Caddy. |
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picture above to download the drawings as an
Adobe Acrobat (pdf) file. * * * * |
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