Heirloom Rocking Horse

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camelotww
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Heirloom Rocking Horse

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Many years ago, I purchased plans for a thick, oak rocking horse from shopsmith. Now my daughter has grown up and has a daughter of her own, and she wants me to build that same rocking horse. It was titled, "Heirloom Rocking Horse".
Does anyone remember this plan, and/or know where to find it? Any help would be appreciated!
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I believe it is in the November/December 2001 issue of the "Hands On" magazine. You can find this issue on this website.

Hope this helps!
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Heirloom Rocking Horse

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The plans I am looking for were purchased from shopsmith in the late 80's or early 90's. It called for thick (3 or 4 inches) oak stock, and was something that would last for decades. The replies I received are greatly appreciated, but the plans I am looking for weren't free, and out date the plans that were offered by quite a few years.
Anyone else? Please help!
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Do ya have a pic of the one ya built?

http://plansnow.com/rockhors.html
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Did a search and found this plan at Amazon. I think this may be the one you are looking for.


http://www.amazon.com/Shopsmiths-Heirlo ... B000W48484
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camelotww wrote:Many years ago, I purchased plans for a thick, oak rocking horse from shopsmith. Now my daughter has grown up and has a daughter of her own, and she wants me to build that same rocking horse. It was titled, "Heirloom Rocking Horse".
Does anyone remember this plan, and/or know where to find it? Any help would be appreciated!
I'm new to the forum but I saw you post and was wondering if this might be the horse your looking for. I think the plans came from shopsmith but I cant exactly remember. It was a lot of fun to build. If that is it I think I can find an address for you tonight.
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Nice work and nice horse.
Welcome to the forum and keep posting.
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I'm sure the plans shown on the link given us by beeg (post #3) are the ones you were looking for. If anyone wants FREE plans and complete step by step instructions on the horse, go to "Hands-Online Magazine" issue from Nov/Dec 2001. To find the Hands-Online issue, go to the shopsmith.com site and click on the word Woodworking on the red line near the page top. In the scroll down menu click on "Hands-Online". From here just scroll down to find the proper issue.

The reason I spelled out how to get to Hands-Online is - folks may find other FREE projects they would like.
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