August 7, 200619 yr I made a horse head hoof pick this weekend. This is my third or fourth attempt. I think it came out pretty good.
August 9, 200619 yr Author I actually used some blueprints to give me a start on mine. Link removed at the request of anvilfire Link removed at the request of anvilfire
August 10, 200619 yr Sweet! I like how your horse's head is longer. Ever hear the joke: A horse walks into a bar, and the bartender says "Hey, why the long face?". I love it!
August 10, 200619 yr Rick, nice job! Lots of possibilites there; I put a lot of horseheads on my work cause that sells well here.
August 10, 200619 yr Author Sweet! I like how your horse's head is longer. Ever hear the joke: A horse walks into a bar, and the bartender says "Hey, why the long face?". I love it! Ha! Yes I have. I love that one!
August 10, 200619 yr Author Rick, nice job! Lots of possibilites there; I put a lot of horseheads on my work cause that sells well here. Thanks, Ellen! I think I may have to cross-market these. It seems some people thing they look like sea horses! Not much use for a hoof pick on them, though. rvb
August 10, 200619 yr Rick, I start with a basic horsehead and add something to it, like for a towel bar (with twists), a coat hanger, or a hat hanger. The longhorn head can be replaced with a simple hook, a 1/4 sq with a twist works nice and is a lot quicker, that lets you keep the price down to $20 to $30....
August 11, 200619 yr Rick, I start with a basic horsehead and add something to it, like for a towel bar (with twists), a coat hanger, or a hat hanger. The longhorn head can be replaced with a simple hook, a 1/4 sq with a twist works nice and is a lot quicker, that lets you keep the price down to $20 to $30.... COOL! The hook plain and simple would be neat! Maybe with both horse heads turne out away from the wall and facing forward, or maybe slightly forward and out facing each other.
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