DIY Seesaw Using An Old Tire Tutorial

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DIY Seesaw Using An Old Tire Tutorial | DIY Joy Projects and Crafts Ideas

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Old worn-out car tires took a long time to decompose, and with plenty of cars getting junk every year, you could easily fill out landfills with just tires alone. So why not help the environment by recycling old tires? One DIY project you could make out of tires is this DIY seesaw from Watch Share Save on Youtube. This simple DIY project is super easy to make, doesn’t need a lot of materials, and will surely make the kids happy. You can also easily store it as it doesn’t have to be nailed on the ground. Easy, simple, and fun project, right? Make this a weekend project with your friends and family. Watch the video tutorial to learn the step-by-step process, or read the written instructions below.

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Materials:

  • old tire
  • scaffold board
  • hacksaw
  • sanding paper
  • scrap wooden blocks
  • wood glue
  • screws
  • penny washers
  • paint
  • handles

Directions:

Step 1

To start, cut the tire in half by using a hacksaw. Set them aside. Next, cut some rounded corners to the scaffolding board. (To make it easier, mark around an old paint can or anything round to all the corners with a pen.) After this, sand down the board. Next, see where you should put the blocks on the board (they should fit the tire), then glue and screw them in place. After this, paint the board in any color you want.

Cutting the tire in half for the DIY seesaw
Image credits: Watch Share Save via Youtube

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Step 2

Let the paint dry and once it’s nice and dry, go ahead and attach the tire and secure it with screws and back them up with penny washers. Flip it over and add a couple of handles on both sides of the seesaw. Your DIY seesaw is now complete.

Screwing the tire on the board to secure it
Image credits: Watch Share Save via Youtube

DIY Seesaw Using An Old Tire Tutorial

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