Stumbled upon this by chance, even though I have been to your website many times. Great advice regarding the head of the spoon mule! I never would have thought of the spacer and hollowing out the back of the head so that the spoon is easier to manipulate. Thanks a bunch from northern Cape Breton Island!
Oh, I like the reversable head! Oh, man I want to build one!Spoon mule/ shave horse! Plus! the spacers are a genious after thought. Versatility is the way to go, cuz you never know what the demand will be.
Looks very versatile and well thought out. Here's another idea: If you make the shave-horse head a few inches higher, or the spoon-mule head a little lower, you could use the shave horse in a limited way with the spoon-mule head in place. Wouldn't be convenient if you were doing a lot of shaving, but it'd be OK for a few quickie shaves.
Very interesting and informative thank you. I’m planning on building an easy rider style shave horse designed by Sean Hellman for a similar reason that I can swap spoon and shave heads out of the body
hi its realy helpfull i would like to ask if this setup i can use with diffrent type of carving i mean not only spoon and cupd can also for figure too ?
Awesome work! Where did you get the kook knife head? Looks fantastic for the specialized areas that are encountered on bowls, spoons etc. Great stuff you do