Projects of Bob Hickey

Bob Hickey of Levittown Pa,. USAMARYANNEHICKEY38@prodigy.net , has sent in 2 nice projects, and he describes them below.

"This is a wagon I made for my granddaughter, and the pattern is from The New Yankee Workshop. It's made from red oak and plywood. The wagon is 16" X 36" and is painted with apple red and I clear coated the slats and handle. To get plans for this, go to www.newyankee.com, for this is somewhat difficult to explain.

Pieces of aluminum channel 3/4 X 3/4 X 1/16 is bent around 3/4" plywood to make the back axles.

The episode of The New Yankee Workshop which explains how to make this project, is to be broadcast Oct. 20, 1999 on HGTV at 7:30 PM if you get it."

"I made this wishing well on my own, and it's made from 2 X 4's and plywood. The 2 X 4's are 8" long and are cut on a 22 1/2 degree angle on both sides. There are 8 in each row. There are five rows that are upright and the 6th or top row is made flat or horizontal.

The two roof supports are 2 X 4 X 53" long. The sides of the roof are plywood, cut to 36" long 13" high. The roof boards should overhang the sides and the bottom by 2". Trim out with 1 X 4's for the facia .

I stained my well with red mahogony stain and then clear coated the whole thing."

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