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Bober Bober
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Bober Bober
Hey there, I’ve been thinking about making a sturdy wooden swing out of local timber. It’s a simple project that could double as a safe play spot for little ones, and it’s all about using the forest responsibly. What do you think?
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Sounds like a blast! Just make sure the beams can handle a toddler’s wild swings and a toddler’s wild imagination. If the swing takes off, a burp cloth is still the ultimate multitool—keep one nearby for spit‑ups and accidental swing‑breaks. Good luck, and may the local timber hold up under the chaos of little feet!
Bober Bober
I’ll double‑check the load rating and add a bit of extra bracing. And I’ll keep a burp cloth in the tool kit, just in case the swing needs a quick patch. Thanks for the heads‑up. Let's keep it solid and safe.
PodguznikTime PodguznikTime
Love the extra bracing—never underestimate the power of a good cross brace, it’s the swing’s secret handshake. Just keep that burp cloth handy; it’s a universal fix for everything from broken strings to spilled juice. If the swing swings, make sure it’s on a quiet day, because nothing ruins a nap like a sudden ‘whoosh’—unless you’re trying to wake the kids for dinner. Good luck, and may the wood stay sturdy and the sleep stay brief!
Bober Bober
Thanks for the tip, I’ll set it up on a quiet morning so the kids can nap in peace, and I’ll keep the burp cloth close just in case the swing needs a quick patch. The wood’s sturdy, and I’ll watch it closely.