Hi Guys
I thought we had all seen my horse many times

I draw extensive plans for my major projects lol
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The bench is ordinary construction lumber with extras. It was what I had

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We have a kind of oak here that does not always want to split when it 
dries. Its not the biggest tree but it often cures just as you would 
like. As a bonus, the bark shrinks and welds itself on and its very 
tough, when you want some bark.
   Its not a common tree and I have no name for it. I call it pin oak.

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Some favorite tools employed. A 4-in-hand shoe rasp was the first rasp I 
ever got. Its still far and away my favorite all around. They have quit 
making the 10" size. You can get 8's a dime a dozen anywhere, but the 
most precious 10's are gone.

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Sometimes a guy could use a hand :)

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yours scott


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