OdinsToyFactory

High Quality Painted Finished & Unfinished Wooden Toys

Tallahassee, Florida | 42 Sales

5 out of 5 stars (21)

OdinsToyFactory

High Quality Painted Finished & Unfinished Wooden Toys

Tallahassee, Florida 42 Sales On Etsy since 2016

5 out of 5 stars (21)

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  • Wooden Dragon Puzzle for Toddlers to Adults

    $15.00

  • Wooden Toy Baby Dinosaur

    $10.00

  • Wooden Toy Baby Dinosaur

    $10.00

  • Wooden Toy Baby Dinosaur

    $10.00

    • Announcement   I combine shipping for multiple items and strive to give my customers the lowest rates possible. The more you buy, the lower the cost per item. Similar size items can sometimes be shipped to the same address for the same cost as sending one piece. I refund excess shipping. If Etsy charges you $8 to ship and it costs me $6, you get a $2 refund. Shipping is never free.

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    Last updated on Nov 25, 2018

    I combine shipping for multiple items and strive to give my customers the lowest rates possible. The more you buy, the lower the cost per item. Similar size items can sometimes be shipped to the same address for the same cost as sending one piece. I refund excess shipping. If Etsy charges you $8 to ship and it costs me $6, you get a $2 refund. Shipping is never free.

    Robert Keeney

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    Robert Keeney

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    3 months
    Wooden toy wheels finished with shellac. Being prepared to mount on the car. Wheels are finished by hand using a brush and notoxic amber shellac. I apply shellac to a spinning wheel utill it will not soak up any more making a very durable finish.

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  • Wooden Toy Car, Hot Rod, 1932 Ford Sedan From the Hot Rod Freaky Ford Series

    OdinsToyFactory $35.00

    • 3 months
    Hand fitting wheels on a wooden toy hot rod car. Every wheel is carefully hand fitted and tested. If they do not roll smooth and easy. The wheels are rejected or repaired. Occasionally a toy is complete rejected because unrepairable defects are found.

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  • Wooden Toy Car, Hot Rod, 1932 Ford Sedan From the Hot Rod Freaky Ford Series

    OdinsToyFactory $35.00

    • 3 months
    I just finished this witch made a little larger from Baltic birch plywood. It was ordered by Michael during hurricane Michael. I have updated the listing to give you a choice of materials. You can order other sizes via a custom order.

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  • Witch and Cat On A Broom, Full Moon Back Ground

    OdinsToyFactory $10.00

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    About

    • An experimental extra wide body pickup. Its made from reclaimed oak and poplar. For sale soon.
    • Gluing up a set of Hot Rod Fords for my grandson last Christmas. It tkes lots of clamps to do this.
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    • A Toddler size rocking horse I built for my grandson.
    • A batch of small cars waiting to be finished. I made thes from various reclaimed woods and wood products.
    Video summary: Cutting Dragon Puzzles on my scroll saw.

    How I came to Etsy

    I have been making toys since I was a kid. In the beginning, they were quite crude. My only tool was a Boker pocket knife my Dad gave me. I remember my Dad teaching me how to make slingshots and willow whistles. I made all sorts of toys with that knife. It lasted until I was a teenager and the blade finally wore out.

    After my kids were born the world they lived in was diffrent. I made small toys and other items for them, but no slingshots, bows or willow whistles. They got older and didn't care so much for toys anymore. About the same time my military carrier ended and I had to start over with a new career. Toy making went on the back burner while I worked on learning new skills.

    Four years ago, my grandson, Odin was born. As soon as he started pushing thing around the floor I made him a car and truck. He was fascinated with helicopters (wop-wops), so I made a helicopter. The came stacking toys, puzzles, a rocking horse, and more cars and trucks. Now everything I make gets tested by Odin. He is my Quality assurance tester and now picks colors for painted toys.

    I have always loved making things. Toys probably more than anything. I wanted to work some craft shows, but the startup cost was too high. When I discovered Etsy, it seemed like a perfect fit for me. I have woodworking skills, I love making toys, know a bit about photography, and I have 35 years of computer experience. Add the low startup cost, and it is a perfect match.

    My first goal is to make the best quality toys. Toys I am proud of and hopefully some toys that will be family heirlooms. Not models or art but real toys that kids can play with. Not toys their parents put on a shelf.

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    • Robert Keeney

      Owner, Designer, Maker

      I am a 20 year US Air Force veteran. In my current day job, I am a Computer Systems Programmer (Linux Systems Administrator. I have been making toys since I was a child. I very interested in Toy Making after my grandson Odin was born.

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