[Thomp]

Blog looks great!
ill get my wood cut and get on the project if momma dont wanna go eat chineese...

Anybody else wonder did the new horse call shotgun or boomer??

[Claude]

Lynn:
Even though you're not finished with the head lessons, would you please consider showing us the rest of the horse and how the head is attached to it?

Thanks!
Claude

[Lynn O. Doughty]

Claude... Patience, my friend. Buried beneath all those chips, there must be a whole horse under there somewhere!

[Nancy-ID]

Really awesome dawg. Like that is dope man. You won't have to worry about that one gettin kicked to the curb but if it does it won't be my bad.

[Thomp]

Originally Posted by Lynn O. Doughty

Claude... Patience, my friend. Buried beneath all those chips, there must be a whole horse under there somewhere!

ok, said thomp, like the optimistic boy led barn of manure. i wait to jump in and find the pony becuse with all this manure here theres just got to be a poney in here somewhere,,,,

kenny said, pessimistsicly, i aint digging in that crap for nothing....!!!!

[doris]

hi lynn...i just drop in to say, i love your sequences of carving pics. i have looked every your entry in your blog. they are so much fun, and lots of good information to see... i enjoy your horse carving in particular. your style of carving is very organised, its fun to watch. thanks for sharing

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Originally Posted by Lynn O. Doughty

Okay.......The first lesson's up! I even included reference photos! Now quick bugging me. We've got a new horse and he wants to go riding!!!

Lynn I cutout the horsehead blank based on the sketch and made it 2 inches thick as you said, however your picture looks more like 1 inch than two? I drew in the v between the ears and the whole thing looks too large?

[Lynn O. Doughty]

I meant that you had to use 2" stock thinking that that is what is normally available. Look at the 3" cutout and you can see the approximate thickness of the head.

[Myron Compton]

I'm sure going to be following along. I have snagged all of the pictures and have the pattern scaled to size. I have got to finish this basement project first or my wife will shoot me. We got our basement flooded about 6 weeks ago so my carving has been on hold for awhile. I'm excited about this horse project. Thanks Lynn for all of your time spent on this....Myron Compton

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

I must be dense today,, I know, whats different about today! But what is the L shaped cutout? looking at the 3 inch cutout, it appears to be about 1 inch right?