Parents: Any use the "Stokke Kinderzeat"?

[aic]

Any good?

Overpriced but interesting

 

[Anubis]

??????? WTF?????? i get this

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[aic]

I fixed da link.

 

[Anubis]

umm ok a 200$ strool i could make for 10$. thats kinda pointless

 

[aic]

Sold!

Let me know when you are done.

Thanks.

 

[rgwalt]

Originally posted by: aic
Sold!

Let me know when you are done.

Thanks.

ROFL!

Seriously though, something like that wouldn't be tough to make. I could have banged out the whole project, including the design, in 5 days in my high school shop easily, assuming I could put in 4-6 hours a day. Without the proper tools, something like that would become much more tough to build. You would need to find all the lumber in the proper thicknesses, otherwise you would need a planer. A joiner would be helpful, but you could get by with a table saw and a drill, along with a few other minor tools, as long as you didn't need that planer.

Ryan

 

[rgwalt]

The best way to go would be to order one and copy the design if you have multiple children. Also, if you could find somewhere that sold it locally, you could buy it, copy the design, and return it. Of course, you would need to make a few changes here and there, and make a few improvements so as not to violate the patent...

If the back rest is bowed, it would even be a tougher project. It can be done though... Where is my high school shop teacher when I need him? Mr. Arpin, where ever you are, I hope you are doing well.

Ryan