| Project by jerryo | posted 577 days ago | 1188 views | 1 time favorited | 6 comments |  |
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In a upcoming attempt at building a windsor chair, I built this shave horse to get some practice at drilling and reaming holes and tapering leg sockets. She isn’t pretty but it does the job. I got the plan from the lee valley catalog.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 577 days ago
cool job
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A Slice of Wood Workshop
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#2 posted 577 days ago
What materials did you build this out of. Looks great, you will enjoy using it.
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#3 posted 576 days ago
Simple, straighforward and very practical project.
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whitewulf
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#4 posted 576 days ago
I like the three legs
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#5 posted 576 days ago
Looks cool. Have fun drawing the wood, warning it gets addictve….lol!
All the best,
Joe
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jerryo
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#6 posted 574 days ago
Thanks for the nice words guys, Charles, I used maple and oak for the legs, cherry for the plat form, maple for the side braces and a 2×10 spruce for the plank. The plan called for hardwood but this was the only 2×10 I had.
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