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Back when I was a kid, many many years ago, my dad would take small bits of scrap wood from his wood shop and make little things for the kids. While looking for something in my scrap box I ran across one of dad's projects. It made me smile and think back to those times. So I decided to modernize some of the methods and build one of his scrap wood projects using my CNC and some scraps. Kids of all ages get a kick out of them. Great little hand outs. And I believe dad is smiling down on me.

that's cute. I was expecting a gag but is still took a few seconds to get the joke.

I'm sure your dad would love it! Good work!!!

I'm gonna have to steal the idea!

BArnold wrote:I'm sure your dad would love it! Good work!!!

I'm gonna have to steal the idea!

Here's the file, have fun with it.....

highpockets wrote:Here's the file, have fun with it.....

Three Piece Chicken Dinner.crv

Thanks!

The chickens thank you.

Angie

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. It really helps a newbie and I believe my grandkids will love it! Thanks again HighPockets !

With regard to the lettering. How did you do the black? Did you spray them black then sand off the excess leaving the letters black?

Flubadub wrote:With regard to the lettering. How did you do the black? Did you spray them black then sand off the excess leaving the letters black?

Used a paint brush then sanded the excess off.

Most of the kids I know now days would be looking for the USB or Audio Jack socket if you gave then that

Nice
I have seen a variant of that it says "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner" then you open the box and it's a hard boiled egg.
Think I like this one better though.

And your are right Martin now days alot of the younger set would quickly tire of this as it does not have any electronics.
Sad but a true part of this era.

martin54 wrote:Most of the kids I know now days would be looking for the USB or Audio Jack socket if you gave then that

Hadn't thought about that, wonder what would happen if I carved a USB port in the side

highpockets wrote:

martin54 wrote:Most of the kids I know now days would be looking for the USB or Audio Jack socket if you gave then that

Hadn't thought about that, wonder what would happen if I carved a USB port in the side

That would be awesome or just cut out a spot for one and push an old usb port in it.
It would be hours of laughter for the older set.

Made me laugh!!! Nice little project... totally fun! Thanks for sharing.