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    This document provides instructions for making a monster truck model out of wood using a scroll saw. It includes diagrams of the individual pieces needed and instructions for assembling the truck body, wheels with tread patterns, and other details. Measurements and materials needed are also specified.

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    This document provides instructions for making a monster truck model out of wood using a scroll saw. It includes diagrams of the individual pieces needed and instructions for assembling the truck body, wheels with tread patterns, and other details. Measurements and materials needed are also specified.

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    This document provides instructions for making a monster truck model out of wood using a scroll saw. It includes diagrams of the individual pieces needed and instructions for assembling the truck body, wheels with tread patterns, and other details. Measurements and materials needed are also specified.

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    Monster Truck

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    Richard Perez
    This document provides instructions for making a monster truck model out of wood using a scroll saw. It includes diagrams of the individual pieces needed and instructions for assembling the truck body, wheels with tread patterns, and other details. Measurements and materials needed are also specified.

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    The instructions provide a step-by-step guide to build a monster truck model out of wood.

    You glue and clamp the two center sections together, making sure the driver's seat is on the correct side.

    You cut out the wheel shapes without removing them from the pattern, drill axle holes, and cut tread marks around the perimeter using a band saw tilted at 15 degrees.

    Digital Patterns

    Designed by Steve Good

    www.scrollsawworkshop.blogspot.com
    Home of Scroll Saw Pattern Printer
    and the Scroll Saw Key Chain Printer

    Note to commercial print employees: I give my permission to print as many of this pattern book as your customer requires.

    steve@stevedgood.com

    Copyright Steve Good 2013

    Monster Truck

    Lay out all the pieces on to the stock thickness indicated on the pattern.

    Glue and clamp the two center sections. Make sure the drivers seat os on
    the correct side.

    After the center section is dry assemble and install the dashboard.

    Glue on the left and righ side of the truck. You will need two 3.75 inch long
    pieces of 1/4 diameter dowel for the axels. When you glue the sides on
    the truck use the axels to help line the pieces up. You want the axels to
    spin smoothly. After the glue dires install the running boards. Make sure
    they do not interfere with the wheels.
    Drill the 1/4 diameter holes for the smoke stacks. The smoke stacks are
    2.25 inches long and sand tapered on the top.
    Now is the time to sand everything smooth before you start install the
    bumpers, smoke stack and wheels. After sanding install the trim.

    We are going to make our own monster truck wheels. Cut all four wheels
    but do not remove the pattern when you finish cutting. Drill the 1/4
    diameter axel hole in each wheel.
    The tick marks around the perimeter of the wheels are registration marks
    for the tread.
    If you have a band saw it will work best. If not you can use you scroll saw
    with the largest blade you have. Tilt the table of the band saw 15 degrees.
    Push the wheel straight into the band saw blade to the depth of the tick
    mark. Do this for each tick mark around the wheel.

    These two pictures show the end results of cutting every tick mark at a 15
    degree angle. Monster treads.

    Sand the wheels well and glue one of the axels into a wheel. Insert the axel
    through the hubs on the truck and glue the other wheel on. Be careful not to
    glue the wheels to the hubs. You want them to spin freely.

    1/4 Thick

    Left
    Drill the axels holes with
    a 17/64 diameter so the
    1/4 diameter axel will
    spin freely in the hub.

    1/4 Thick

    Right
    Drill the axels holes with
    a 17/64 diameter so the
    1/4 diameter axel will
    spin freely in the hub.
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    1/4 Thick

    Center sections

    3/4 Thick
    Passenger side

    3/4 Thick
    Drivers side

    Dashboard and strreing wheel.

    1/8 Thick

    1/4 Thick

    You will need to cut a 1 inch


    long piece of 1/4 diameter dowel
    to assemble the dashboard.
    Guide for 1/4 diameter dowel length.

    The picture above shows how to install


    the front and back bumper. They are glued
    on using the stand offs.
    1/4 Thick
    Front bumper
    Back bumper

    Smoke Stack 1/4 diameter dowel guide.

    1/4 diameter center for 1/4 diameter axel.


    The tick marks show where to cut the tread. See instructions.

    3/4 Thick

    Guide for axel dowel length.


    Guide for axel dowel length.

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