First share so I’m hoping all the attachments work. A friend who makes and sells gnomes asked me to design a little wheelbarrow for one of them. This is what I ended up with.
I have to thank all of the fabulous designs on this forum for sharing their ideas as this is a conglomeration of many things i’ve seen seen in previously shared designs. I wish I could remember all their names. I used 1/16th in baltic birch and used boxes.py for the box design. It is a tight fit, no glue, but a rubber mallet required. the axel is a toothpick with small beads on the outsides. The wheel does turn, but it isn’t meant to be a toy, just a gnome accessory. The handles/stand are just glued to the bottom of the box using gorilla wood glue. It will take around 30 minutes to print/cut on wheelbarrow if you engrave the wood pattern on the box. I also made a couple without the engrave that we then painted bright red and they are very cute and a lot faster to make.
Thanks for the question. I should have addressed that. I ended up using two wheels glued together in the final design, because I liked the look, but also tried three, which is why there are 4 wheels in the svg file. Anyone making it can certainly delete one or two of them.
The engrave is the wood design I used on the outside of the sides and bottom of the box. It isn’t just straight lines but the wood grain between the lines. Maybe this is related to @bill.m.davis comment that the bit map was removed?
Here is the zipped file which includes the wood grain engraving. I also got rid of the two extra wheels. ( I figured it was easier for newer users if they didn’t have to delete anything.) Wheelbarrow final.svg.zip (2.2 MB)
