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Wind Up Toys Homemade. If you want to understand clockwork, you need to understand how clocks used to work in the days when you wound them with a key. The basic spool racer design is made from a wooden spool, and they actually race across. Make wheels from a piece of cardboard; You will be able to make this moving toy with some spools, some string, a pencil, and a few cardboard boxes. Soft clay wind up toys. In this instructable i'm going to share a cheap and simple activity that can be used to keep children (and adults) entertained and help develop their sculpting ability. The motor works by winding string around a spool by spinning the pencil…then it moves on its own. This super simple and open ended project allows kids to make their own diy wind up toys. A key (or crown) you wind to add energy. In this video, learn how to make a simple wind up toy using things easily found at home. Kids will love seeing their creations walk and waddle around the room.

You will be able to make this moving toy with some spools, some string, a pencil, and a few cardboard boxes. If you want to understand clockwork, you need to understand how clocks used to work in the days when you wound them with a key. This super simple and open ended project allows kids to make their own diy wind up toys. In this instructable i'm going to share a cheap and simple activity that can be used to keep children (and adults) entertained and help develop their sculpting ability. Make wheels from a piece of cardboard; In this video, learn how to make a simple wind up toy using things easily found at home. Soft clay wind up toys. The motor works by winding string around a spool by spinning the pencil…then it moves on its own. A key (or crown) you wind to add energy. Kids will love seeing their creations walk and waddle around the room.

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Wind Up Toys Homemade You will be able to make this moving toy with some spools, some string, a pencil, and a few cardboard boxes. A key (or crown) you wind to add energy. The motor works by winding string around a spool by spinning the pencil…then it moves on its own. This super simple and open ended project allows kids to make their own diy wind up toys. In this instructable i'm going to share a cheap and simple activity that can be used to keep children (and adults) entertained and help develop their sculpting ability. In this video, learn how to make a simple wind up toy using things easily found at home. If you want to understand clockwork, you need to understand how clocks used to work in the days when you wound them with a key. You will be able to make this moving toy with some spools, some string, a pencil, and a few cardboard boxes. Make wheels from a piece of cardboard; The basic spool racer design is made from a wooden spool, and they actually race across. Soft clay wind up toys. Kids will love seeing their creations walk and waddle around the room.