Starting them young

[spkrman15]

Loose nut

Too funny

She spent all morning crying to go into the garage. I had some grinding to do, so she had to wait. Finally my wife came and got me.

"She has been crying for 30 mins. Take her out!"

I have created a monster!!

Rob

[loose nut]

Has she got her union card yet, you don't want the local rep down on you for use illegal labor.

[jihe]

I have been looking for safety glasses and gloves for her, and my other daughter.

These are popular here in Sweden:

http://www.peltor.se/int/Product.asp?PageNumber=154&ProductCategory_Id=56&Product_Id=73

They have some kind of smaller spectacles as well, but they may be big for smaller children I guess:

http://www.peltor.se/int/Product.asp?PageNumber=157&ProductCategory_Id=62&Product_Id=207

[lwbates]

Plastic crate? In my shop these are known as "precision painting parallels".

[38_Cal]

Silencio used to make kids-sized shooting (safety) glasses and ear muffs that came in a combo pak. Might want to have your local gunshop check on them.

[fredf]

Rob
not sure where you are located, but have seen child safetys at I think it was woodcraft. looking on their website, however -- nada

check http://www.google.com/#hl=en&ei=bMns...148470ea1f7ec2

OK,

I have been looking for safety glasses and gloves for her, and my other daughter. They love driving in nails. They are not easy to find, even harder to explain what they are for.

Rob

[darryl]

That was me a long time ago. The look on her face, especially in the second picture, seems to me that she's intently absorbing something- put some other things out for her to 'find'- safe things of course.

[Circlip]

No intention to pee on your parade Rob but we both know that sh*t happens and in the event of a "Happening" you would NEVER forgive YOURSELF let alone the sweet young thing you married turning into a Fewkin Banshee if you managed to let one of her brood injure itself.

As a matter of interest, wife saw picture and didn't make a muff, she belives in letting the little buggers graze their knees.

Regards Ian.

[wierdscience]

Cute as can be,better watch out though,before long you may have to wait inline to use your B-port

[spkrman15]

OK,

I have been looking for safety glasses and gloves for her, and my other daughter. They love driving in nails. They are not easy to find, even harder to explain what they are for.

"Yeah i need some glasses for my 2 yr and 4 yr old so they can work in the garage" Yup Daddy of the year award coming my way. Alot of people don't get it.

As for the vice, i have the same concerns. I am never far and i want to teach them (my girls) that tools in the garage are dagerous and should be treated with respect.

The milk crate is pretty strong and has a large surface area so even if she was to push on it, it could roll 90° before it was to fall on the floor.

And guys you are correct. They are awesome memories and i wanted to share them with those that have the same intrests as me

Thank-you all for your kind words.

Rob

[Peter.]

Nice pics you will have even better memories in years to come.

And something to embarrass her with at her 21st

[John Stevenson]

Hmmmmm am I missing sumpin John or are ya running a third rail??? 97 just don't compute. LOL

Right, looks like we gave too many away


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[Alguy]

Nice pics you will have even better memories in years to come.

[dockrat]

The loco wheel is about 85mm in diameter, 3-1/2" ? and 5/16" thick, they have no tread on them just the detail work is done as they are not needed for anything unless I was building a 4 - 97 -108 - 4 loco

Hmmmmm am I missing sumpin John or are ya running a third rail??? 97 just don't compute. LOL

[Black_Moons]

Yea come on you would'nt work on a plastic crate! shes old enough for her own (Securely bolted or weighed down by all your extra heavy goodies on the bottom shelf) workbench!

More humian work conditions for child labour!! (pickets outside spkrman's house)

Don't forget to find some glasses for her and that hammer. They arnt very strong yet but impacts are impacts and could send something flying. and its a good thing to get them used to at an early age.

Plus, adults love to blow dust outta the way.. Usally right into thier eyes..
Err did I say adults? sorry I meant teenagers err sorry I mean kids err ok I mean everyone