Some more horse name signs for their stalls.

Made from 1×4, they’re 12 inches long. I switched from shellac to sanding sealer as a pre-sealer. It works just as good, cleans up with soap and water and accepts any type of finish coat. After painting and sanding, these were finished with Danish oil.

I had an order for some stall signs for 3 horses named Bandido, Princess and Jalapeno. This was not a complicated project, made from 1×4 spruce, carved on the Onefinity, then given 2 coats of shellac before painting. 2 coats of black spray paint were followed by a good sanding. Then 2 more coats of shellac for the final finish.

I had the honour to be asked to make some awards for the South Coast Miniature Horse club for their year-end banquet. Here are some of the happy winners.

They are made from laminated maple, carved on my Onefinity Woodworker, sealed, painted, sanded and finished with 3 coats of polyurethane. I cut keyholes on the reverse using the CNC as well.

Diamond T Blue, carved for a horse friend based on a supplied image (see below). V-carved on a 7 1/2 x 10 inch piece of maple then sealed, painted and sanded. Finished with a couple coats of Danish Oil.