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General Category => Toy Makers => Topic started by: SD Scroller on February 27, 2011, 03:25:18 am
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Does anyone know where i can get inexpensive wood wheels for the train that has the letters of a childs name?
Thank you in advance.
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Of hand no but the best and least expensive wood be to use a hole saw.
***Merlin***
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SD
I have a really good site for wheels and various oher wood parts. I am away from home for the weekend and that site is stored in my computer. I will try and remember tomorrow to send you the site. Remind me if I don't
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SD depending on where you are from (the states or abroad) you could try Michaels or hobby lobby or a local craft store.
I agree with Merlin though I would get the most cheapest (in price) wood I could find and a hole saw and make mine own.
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Although you can get them at the local craft stores, they are far more expensive that way. You can get them at several places online.
Meisel wood hobby, winfield collection, the wooden teddy bear, cherry tree toys, etc. They all give price breaks for quantities.
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online is cheaper, but sometimes you have to buy a lot of them. I usually buy mine from michales or jo ann craft. Craft stores are way cheaper then woodworking stores locally.
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Try www.americanwoodcrafterssupply.com. Prompt delivery, high quality, and excellent prices. As an example, 1 1/4 inch rosette wheels in maple (3/8 inch thick) priced as follows: 12 for $1.75; 50 for $5.95; 100 for $10.50; 1000 for $84.95 (that's 8.5 cents a wheel for the large quantity!) Great selection of wheels and all kinds of other goodies none of us can live without. And no, I'm not affiliated with them except as a happy customer.
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Thank you for all the information. Being a relatively new scroller, having people with great sources and experience sure helps me.
Mike
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Try www.americanwoodcrafterssupply.com. Prompt delivery, high quality, and excellent prices. As an example, 1 1/4 inch rosette wheels in maple (3/8 inch thick) priced as follows: 12 for $1.75; 50 for $5.95; 100 for $10.50; 1000 for $84.95 (that's 8.5 cents a wheel for the large quantity!) Great selection of wheels and all kinds of other goodies none of us can live without. And no, I'm not affiliated with them except as a happy customer.
Pity they only ship US. They really have some nice goodies.
David
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Hi SD
I am at home and remembered you needed a website for wheels.
http://www.craftparts.com
They have great prices and lots to choose from
Enjoy
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Wow there are wheels and more that i want or need. Thank you for posting it when you got home.
Awesome stuff
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David (Dawie).
If there is something you are in need of, I'm sure some of us could forward a package on for you.