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How to Build a Wood Ride-On Toy for Kids – The Crafty Blog Stalker

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How to Build a Wood Ride-On Toy for Kids – The Crafty Blog Stalker


Skip the flimsy stuff. These DIY wooden ride-on toys are sturdy, fun to build, and your kids will actually enjoy playing with them. Free plans make it easy.

DIY wooden ride-on toy with a box seat and metal pipe handlebar, shown on a paved road with four caster wheels for easy movement.
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Illustration of a finished DIY wooden ride-on toy with caster wheels and angled metal pipe handlebars, designed for kids to ride and store toys inside.

Total Time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Materials

Cuts

  • Bottom Panel
  • (2) Side Panels

Wood Box

Make the cuts from your sheet of plywood according to the list provided.

Sand the pieces with the orbital sander until smooth.

Attach the (2) side panels to the bottom panel using ¾” Pocket Holes and 1 ¼” pocket hole screws.

3D diagram showing how to attach side panels to a base using ¾" pocket holes and 1 ¼" pocket hole screws, with labeled dimensions.

Attach Front Panel to the bottom panel using ¾” pocket holes and 1 ¼” pocket hole screws.

With wood glue and finish nails, attach the sides of the front panel to the edges of the side panels.

3D diagram showing how to attach the front panel using pocket holes, pocket hole screws, finish nails, and wood glue for a wooden ride-on toy build.

Attach the back panel using 2 small hinges.

3D diagram showing how to attach the back panel with small hinges at the bottom edge for a hinged storage compartment on a wooden ride-on toy.

Using wood glue and finishing nails, attach the top panel to the edges of the front and side panels.

Ensure that you do not nail into the back panel, so that it can operate as a door.

3D diagram showing how to attach the top panel using wood glue and 1 ½" finish nails on the front and sides, avoiding the hinged back panel.

Handlebars

Create your handlebars with the galvanized pipe according to the image.

DIY wooden ride-on toy with labeled pipe parts: end caps, pipes, tee, elbow, and flange used to build the scooter-style handlebar.

Attach handlebars to the front of the bottom panel using wood screws.

Add a piece of small scrap wood under the bottom panel (where the handlebars will be attached) so that your screws do not poke through.

Attach with wood glue and a few finishing nails.

Then screw the handlebars onto the bottom panel.

Close-up view of metal pipe handlebars attached to a wooden ride-on toy, showing the tee fitting, elbows, and flange mount.

More Free Build Plans

Don’t put those power tools away yet. There are more fun things to make!

Katie Adams profile iamge.

Hi, I’m Katie!

I’m so glad you’re here. Want to make something fabulous? I’m here to help!





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