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Beginningwoodworker
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#1 posted 1329 days ago
Nice saddle rack!
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NorthGaMan
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#2 posted 1329 days ago
Would putting them on wheels work to move around and to be able to store after being used?
okwoodshop
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#3 posted 1329 days ago
I guess so. maybe wheels on one end? they arent very heavy. the oak you could sit on and try out the saddle, i don’t think the cedar would hold up.
mtkate
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#4 posted 1328 days ago
Very nice. I certainly would use one. A value add is to put them on 4 wheels as you normally store a bunch of them together and then wheel them out for use unless there is a permanent dedicated spot next to each stall.
If you are thinking of making more… Closed drawers to hold all sorts of accessories and a side attachment to hold whips would be a great idea.
PG_Zac
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#5 posted 1277 days ago
Duane, I made the mistake of showing this to my wife, and she wants 3.
Is there any chance you can send me a basic design? I have to make some for the tack-room anyway, and she likes your style.
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-- I may be schizophrenic, but at least I have each other.
okwoodshop
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#6 posted 1276 days ago
I didn’t make patterns, as i wasn’t sure if if I would make more or not. they are about 18 inches wide and 22 inches long. I believe they were about 34 inches tall. More of a triangle than a half circle. the board sticking up on the top piece is to support the saddle so it won’t sag. if i can help more let me know, maybe i could draw something out for you.
PG_Zac
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#7 posted 1276 days ago
No Sweat – Thanks
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