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This Brian Boggs shavehorse was made last year from an article that was published in FWW few years back. The material is red Oak and was reclaimed from some old benches from my pizza place after remodeling. if you look close enough, you’ll see evidence of that. I just could not throw them away. I have done other projects from the same lumber for my shop that I’ll posting soon.
thanks for looking.
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woody57
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#1 posted 887 days ago
best looking one of these I have seen
Looks like it would work well too
good job
-- Emmett, from Georgia
swirt
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#2 posted 887 days ago
Nice horse and great use of reclaimed wood. You should burn the source description into the bottom so that it continues to carry the history as it makes its way through your family over time.
-- Galootish log blog, http://www.timberframe-tools.com
Div
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#3 posted 887 days ago
Great horse you made there! I really need to build on as well…
-- Div @ the bottom end of Africa. "A woodworker's sharpest tool should be his mind."
Dennisgrosen
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#4 posted 887 days ago
well Done
another thing for the to do list thats already tooooooo loooooong :-)
tank´s for sharing it
take care
Dennis
SteveKorz
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#5 posted 887 days ago
NICE!
-- As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17) †
TheGravedigger
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#6 posted 887 days ago
Good interpretation! Nothing like building your own!
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okwoodshop
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#7 posted 887 days ago
fantastic job, nothing works better for sizing a handle.
alexsutula
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#8 posted 886 days ago
What a coincidence. I just finished mine this morning. I built it so I can easily shave my maloof style legs, I have 5 stools to make. I used it for 6 hours today and it and will be on it all day tomorrow. A padded seat it definitely a good idea. I got pretty bad baboon ass, I ll pickup some goldbond tomorrow morning.
You did a great job. I hope you get to use it soon.
-- You can't stand apart unless you're prepared to stand alone. Alex, Cleveland
kimball
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#9 posted 763 days ago
As nice a shavehorse as I have seen in quite a while. And you can eat pizza on it too!
Kimball
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