Start them out young learning the Domino

[stvrowe]

These are a few pictures of my 4 year old grandson (almost 5 now) using the Domino 500 with a little help.  We are building a dresser/changing table for his sister who will arrive in about 2 months.

Checking out the test cut:
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Making the cut:
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[mouppe]

Great to see kids enjoying themselves in the workshop.

(And not just the little kids!)

 

[Dogberryjr]

Do you teach them to swear too, or just let that come along organically?

 

[stvrowe]

Do you teach them to swear too, or just let that come along organically?

Of course not!  That sort of language or behavior is not permitted in either household.

 

[Dogberryjr]

Do you teach them to swear too, or just let that come along organically?

Of course not!  That sort of language or behavior is not permitted in either household.

Noted.  Very nice looking shop, by the way.

 

[Sparktrician]

Why is it that grandson is the only one wearing hearing protection???  [huh]  Hmmmmm?

 

[stvrowe]

Why is it that grandson is the only one wearing hearing protection???  [huh]  Hmmmmm?

All of us are - foam ear plugs. 

 

[Carl Prentiss]

I believe he'll always remember having a hand in that piece of furniture. Can think of no better shop time than that!
-Charlie

 

[dltflt]

That's a great idea Steve.  My grandchildren 5,6,and 7 plus a new born.  I have three boys and at this time only one of them shows any interest at all.  I wish granddaughter would also get interested in woodworking.  I need to have one to pass all of these nice tools onto.