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This 1930s’ vintage truck is one of my favorite display pieces. It was made from a piece of cherry that | found on a side road in Maine near an old abandoned m of the piece sawmill. The walnut wheels enhance the natural warmth and c To make a truck for active play, I'd substitute m or bi cherry (see the gallery photo on p. 47). This toy is one of the most challenging to build in the 10 four different book, so to make the job easier I've separated the process nt end, rolling chassis and bed subassemblies: cab, ut the door-pane! blanks to size. Fasten the rponels together with double-sided tape with best sides together). Rabbet both sides and the bottoms, ane cut out the window using the fullsize pattern on 9. 125, 2. Cut the back wall and windshield to size, {and then make the window cutout in the windshield 3. Cut the cab floor to size 4. Drillan angled hole (10° forthe steering column in the steering-column support while the support is stim biack form (see p. 10) Then secure the support to an auxlary block to make the 45° cut on the bandsaw 5. Use the full-size pattern on p. 1250 lay out ‘the roof profile, bandsaw the curve in the top surface and then sand smooth see p, 84) 66. Shape the seat blank using the full-size rn on p. 125, Make the angle cut lst. ne steering wheel with a hole saw 8 Cut the steering column to length FRONT END 1. Cut and shape the hood, and then dria ‘cinta. hole m each side for mounting the dights 9 make the headights, use 2 brad-point bit to dhl Yiin-dia, recess about ”» in. deep in the end of two cherry dowels (see the photo below), Turn the back end roung, End-drill a cherry dowel to make the recessed hole for the headlight button, 3. Cutand shape the radiator, and then dill the top forthe radiator cap, which is tuned from a ein -cia. walt dowel ¥ Out and cut the fenders and fender -

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