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Solid Oak Scap-Bot 5000

  • May 4, 2016
Scott DRW
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Scott DRW
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I built this and a few other oak robot toys with my oldest daughter. She used the drill press and helped glue and clamp. I finished it with boiled linseed oild, and the arms and head are held on by bungee cords so they can move. Both my kids love Scrap-Bots, and so do all their cousins and friends.

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      • RECLAIMED OAK, BUNGEE CORD, BOILED LINSEED OIL, GLUE

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  • I would like one too! It's adorbs!
    By LindaLW, on May 7, 2016
  • You should make one. Kids love them.
    By Scott DRW, on May 8, 2016

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Solid Oak Scap-Bot 5000

by Scott DRW
May 04, 2016

I built this and a few other oak robot toys with my oldest daughter. She used the drill press and helped glue and clamp. I finished it with boiled linseed oild, and the arms and head are held on by bungee cords so they can move. Both my kids love Scrap-Bots, and so do all their cousins and friends.