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    Default using john walsh's digitizing board to help with horse build

    https://youtu.be/Wp8zcwZRHKI drawing board digitizing parts


    started by making a 8 in cardboard model,then a 24inch heavy cardboard model and then a full size 1/4 plywood profile
    after all sorts of changes I have the horse on cart ready for shaping out of solid wood
    24 pieces of 2x6's laminated and fitted all glue mostly as I will be using a 4.5 grinder with a carbide head and I don't want to hit a screw.
    His name is penetangore and he is 12 hands high ,and in the spring he will be tied up to my front gate outside the shop
    watching the traffic go by
    But the work is just starting
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    is he hollow or completely solid?
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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    he is hollow

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    part 2 horse called penetangore part 2 of many


    https://youtu.be/Uqnz1n_naqY

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    Thanks for the update Woodman.

    have you seen or used this tool? Arbortech TURBOPlaneTM
    regards from Alberta, Canada

    ian

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    thanks for the arbortech hint, yes I could use that as the one I have is the 3 teeth
    I am going o loo around for it

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    I don't think you will find it in the loo
    Seriously, I am surprised you didn't partly shape the slices on the CNC.
    Would have saved a lot of wrist strain.
    Anyway, he is going to look fantastic and weigh a ton?
    Every day is better than yesterday

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by SAISAY View Post
    ... I am surprised you didn't partly shape the slices on the CNC.
    Would have saved a lot of wrist strain.
    but could have made the glue up harder as you would loose the flat surfaces
    regards from Alberta, Canada

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    Where can you get the tracing board from ?

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    the tracing board comes from USA just google john walsh and you will find him
    he's easy to deal with and ships all over the world
    He is out of texas USA

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    Awesome thanks for that,

    I sent john a message, his response time was very good.

    Way dearer than I had imagined

    Steve

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    I did order the arbortech turbo blade ...thanks for the heads up

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    The drawing board and software is not cheap I have had mine for a long time and it saves me a lot of grief
    I attached a few more examples for you some of these are older but will give you ideas

    Draw program demo tracing a guitar - YouTube tracing through curves and points a guitar profile
    tracing out a guitar profile using the lines and arcs selection - YouTube tracing out a guitar profile using lines and arcs selection
    using logic trace cnc dxf software - YouTube using logic trace cnc dxf software using trace and curve fir thro points
    dreadnaught D28 fittd guitar case - YouTube dreadnaught D28 fitted guitar case
    digitizing an arch top guitar full size plans - YouTube digitizing an arch top guitar top and bottom

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    Default horse build continuing

    https://youtu.be/bt23QqPRMqk
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    Default continuation of the horse build called penetangore

    the horse is done most people have seen the 0-3 parts ,its just the last part that is new
    it was a long project but I am happy with it
    So from a cardboard lasered model to a 1/4 plywood full size model then to a full size 10.5 hand horse
    in wood laminated here she is

    https://youtu.be/gouGlNAwAtU horse part0
    https://youtu.be/Wp8zcwZRHKI horse part1
    https://youtu.be/Uqnz1n_naqY horse part2
    https://youtu.be/bt23QqPRMqk part 3 shaping the horse
    https://youtu.be/tY2nHkD03ek part 4 horse completed
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