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As toymakers, we see wooden animals and other toys just waiting to be set free from a simple piece of lumber. |
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The first step is to cut them out with a band saw. |
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Next, we round over the sharp edges with a router. |
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We then drill holes for the axels and wheels that will give the toys the mobility that will help bring them to life. |
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Toys must have edges that are smooth, safe and pleasing to the touch. |
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Each wheel is hand-routed and hand-sanded before inserting the axels. |
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Each Rootin’ Ridge toy is branded with our registered trademark. This is our signature and assurance that the toy was personally made by us.
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We take personal pride in every toy that leaves our hands. To us, each one is very much alive and has a personality of its own! |
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So, here we are: the Rootin’ Ridge family of wooden critters. Bring on the kids! |