Hi all
I have been a long time follower on here, and used to have my own model railway before moving house, having children and you guessed it, life intervened.
With railway modelling on hold I’ve turned my hand to wooden toy making for the kids who are 4 and 2 (and still a bit young for model railways. It’s simple stuff such as small wooden animals at first. You can see a couple of examples below. At least it’s given me the chance to purchase a simple scrollsaw, multi tool sander and so on...
My latest project is to make a small house, with a few windows in it. Problem is, I’m pretty new to woodworking and my school DIY didn’t stretch to this. My guess is simply to drill some holes in the wood, then use a coping saw to cut out the window shape, before sanding down. Is this the best way of doing it, or is there a better way?
Any advice gratefully received, and apologies if this is in the wrong bit of the forum - I wasn’t quite sure where it should go!
Thanks
Chris