In article , Gunner says...

Ill have her welding, turning, milling and whatnot by the time she is
10. While the rest of the family got her girls toys..I bought her one
of those Fisher Price workbench thingies with the plastic bolts you
screw in and whatnot. She now puts in the bolts the right direction
every time, even with real one. Damned shame her dad never could
remember "righty tighty...lefty loosie"

LOL. I have that cartoon on my door here at work, the two guys in
the dungeon with the prisoner on the rack. The one standing off to
the side is telling the guy running the capstan on the rack "righty
tighty...."

Give her her own safety glasses and a toolbox to keep her tools in.

Eventually she will realize that your tools are her tools - as long
as she puts them back each time.

Margaret is not running machinery at this point - but she did teach
her science class to solder and the all made LED flashlights as a
project....

Jim


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