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I recently carved this horse head on a horse shoe as a gift to celebrate a big birthday. I had always wanted to try to carve one of these and just loved the finished item, I really wish I could have kept it. It's carved from 2 bits of pine that I had to glue together to get the size I wanted...

This is a coin holder that I made for my boss when he left Fort Irwin, CA. I know, it kinda looks like a toilet seat. That was not intentional, it is a horse shoe. Our unit nickname is the Broncos. Thus the horseshoe shape. This was fun to make.

I was given some barn wood awhile back and was trying to come up with a project for it when one of my cowboy friends suggested this. I pressure washed the wood and then sanded it down enough so no one would get splinters but I wanted to leave the wood looking rough then I branded it with...

I built this bench for an old friend of mine it is 4 feet long. The bench and back are pine wood that I ripped down and used the pocket hole jig to make slabs. The edge has a pattern routed all the way around it. And the back has the last name routed into it. It is been burnt and has three...

The owner of this Marlin 30-30 is also a ranch owner. I engraved a cowboy silluoute with a skull of a long horn bull and added other details specific to his ranch such as the horse shoes and his "flying A" brand. He to wanted his brand engraved on the other side of the butt stock.

Another growth chart done for a friend, she wanted something farm/country themed so I picked up a nice aromatic cedar board. I decided I would try an intarsia, since it was my first try I searched high and low until I found one I wanted to try, I borrowed a image from Linda Couture (give credit...

This is a storage box I built for my sister. This was the size she wanted with cowboy boots on the front so this is what I came up with. I like the differences in the wood so I mostly used wood scraps that I had laying around left over from other projects. It is mostly pine and I added some...