H. From the side on the outside, join the handle to the upper part of the box. After that, the safety hinges should be attached to the back and the upper part of the box.

B. Use the measuring tape to make some markings on your plywood according to the breadth and length you require for the box.

While, making the toy box, the safety aspect as mentioned in the toybox woodworking plans should be a major concern, as the toybox will be used by a careless toddler. Do not forget to counter sink all the screws that you drill into the box. Fill all the holes with wood putty and leave them undisturbed to dry for sometime. To avoid mishaps, attach a spring loaded safety hinge to the lid of the box. After the putty is dry, remember to sand it properly before finishing it with paint. You can paint both the inside and outside alike or differently to make it more attractive.

There are many simple and easy to follow projects for kids of all ages that are available. It is a good idea to get high quality tools for these projects. When you buy cheap tools, they usually don’t perform well for a long period of time and they may need to be replaced. For example, a hammer made with a cheap handle may snap as you are working.

Bird Feeder – another easy project.

To make sure your child stays focused and stays clear of danger you have to pick a woodworking project that the child understands. It has to be simple, clearly laid out and executable in one day, preferably within hours..

As soon as they understand wood and the basic tools you can try to move up to the next level.

Note: Children require adult supervision when working with any type of glue or tools and should never be left unsupervised.

So what would make a good woodworking project for kids?

The latter is very important as children have a different feeling of time than adults. If a project takes too long, the child will lose interest. You must always remember that children want to play.