This is an unofficial blog post. I have just discovered this site and I am still exploring. I have been blogging for the last 29 days, and today's post was, dreadful, at best. I had considered posting it here, but really, it isn't worth reading. That being said, some of my other posts have been well received. Yesterday, in fact, I finished a pair of Krenov Saw Horses. I was happy with how that piece turned out. When I say piece, I meant the blog, the saw horses are OK too.
(For the general blog)
http://extremelyaverageone.blogspot.com/
(for the blog about the Krenov Saw Horses, it is titled, The Twins)
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Welcome aboard, that's a nice set of horses you built there! I'm sure they will make a nice addition to your shop. I've always enjoyed building saw horses my self, although most of mine are nowhere near as nice, more along the lines of the cheap and cheerful A frame design, as most of my saw horses live a hard short life. I hope to read more of your experiences.
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Friday, 29 January 2010 8:16 PM
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Too nice
Those are too nice to be saw horses. They could also be used as quilt racks, in case you forget a loved ones Birthday and need a last minute gift. 
I checked out your blog, and love the story of these horses and how they reminded you of your childhood. I will add your blog to the links section.
I checked out your blog, and love the story of these horses and how they reminded you of your childhood. I will add your blog to the links section.
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Friday, 29 January 2010 9:15 PM
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Thanks for the Kind words...
Being new to both writing and woodworking, hearing kind words is greatly appreciated.
I am not sure what I will do with the saw horses, I may use them a little, but I may just keep them as they are. I have a very small shop and my plan is to build projects to use in the shop as a method for learning woodworking. I certainly learned a bunch with the saw horses.
Thanks again for being so kind.
I am not sure what I will do with the saw horses, I may use them a little, but I may just keep them as they are. I have a very small shop and my plan is to build projects to use in the shop as a method for learning woodworking. I certainly learned a bunch with the saw horses.
Thanks again for being so kind.
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Friday, 29 January 2010 10:46 PM
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