Speaking of Shaving Horses...

Nice looking horse

Jim Reed @Tallahassee

>Glad someone is in tune with what we need.

Re: Nice looking horse

Todd O. Cronkhite Maine Native in FL. Exile :~(

>Oooooooooooo, I like that adjustable ramp idea!

Sorry Rob, but I would build one before I bought one. Gotta wonder what self-respecting.......... Oops, better not go there again. ;~)

Are they sellig well?

Todd O.

2 to 1 on favourite at the Curragh?

CONGER - the Irish diaspora in Munich

>Harhar!

Not to worry Todd...

Mike L

>...Robin and Company are selling the "plans," not the completed horsie. From my perspective, I suppose it'd look okay if'n it was left out in the rain for a season or two to take on a bit more character.

Cheers,

Mike

Yes, it does look so.... white.

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

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The cover

Andrew Bacchi

>I like the shave horse that's on the cover of the catalog better than the one they're selling plans for. I was in the workshop last night measuring some lumber to build it this weekend.

I also was thinking about making it look a bit old and used, like me. Maybe torch the wood and finish with BLO.

Re: The cover

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

>You are at RPI, right? Just leave it outside for the rest of the winter!

Re: The cover

Mike L

>I had no idea what you were talking about until I got the catalog in yesterday's mail. Yep, the one on the cover looks better; with a heavier dumbhead too. LV has a hellofa marketing department, eh? Every time I get a new catalog, I am compelled to look through it trying to find something to buy.

Cheers,

Mike