We had a simple swing made from a board and rope on our tree when we moved within. It's on a nice thick sideways branch to be precise perfect for a swing. The swing i.e. currently on the tree is broken on one side, and so I will have to replace it. I be thinking that it shouldn't be too hard to construct an open-front swing bench. How hard would this be, what style of lumber would I need, and are nearby any websites where I could find a plan to follow? My daughter weigh 48 pounds and is 8 years old.Thank you.
Answers: Here are tons of option on the link below..for porch swings etc..even though porch..the manacle can be hung from a tree as well...These are free planss downlaodable
We made one from a dickie form of a push bike. Go to the bike shop and pick one up for a couple of dollars, or put a new board on and tie rope across between the two lifeless ropes leave satisfactory slack so your daughter can lean back.Don't know any net sites but if you go to the toy store and pinch the philosophy from their swing seats
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