Build An Heirloom Rocking Horse
For Your Child or Grandchild
Appendix Sources of Supply
Atlas Dowel & Wood Products Company
http://www.atlasdowel.com/
Atlas Dowel & Wood Products Co.
320 North State Street
Harrison, Ohio 45030
(800) 541-0573
Many species of high quality dowels, other small wood parts. Catalog.
Woodworker's Supply, Inc.
Woodworker's Supply, Inc.
5604 Alameda Place, NE
Albuquerque NM 87113-2100
1-800-645-9292
Router bits and various hand and bench tools. Under-over sized bradpoint bits, Catalog.
Nu-Matic Grinders, Inc.
The folks below purchased Nu-Matic Grinders.
Dynabrade, Inc.
USA Customer Service
8989 Sheridan Drive
Clarence New York, USA 14031-1490
1-800-828-7333
Inflatable sanding drums
Econ-Abrasives
P.O. Box 865021, Plano, Tx. 75086
1-800-367-4101
Many sanding materials, Inflatable drums, inflatable drum sleeves. Catalog.
Woodcraft Supply Company
313 Montvale Avenue, Woburn, Ma. 01801
1-800-225-1153
High quality hand tools, electric tools and hardware. Catalog.
Grizzly Imports
2406 Reach Road, Williamsport, Pa. 17701
1-800-523-4777
Wide variety of mostly imported tools. Catalog
Tools on Sale
Tools on Sale
216 W. Seventh St.
St. Paul, MN 55102
1-800-328-0457
Wide variety of tools. Catalog
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But they [craftsmen] keep stable the fabric of the world, and their prayer is in the practice of their trade.
Sirach 38:34
The noblest trees, are those which it took the longest to produce, and which are the longest lived - as chestnuts, hickories, and oaks.
Henry David Thoreau - 1860
King Agesilaus was excessively fond of his children. Once when they were very small, he bestrode a stick, and was playing horse with them in the house, and when he was spied doing this by one of his friends, he entreated him not to tell anyone until he himself should be a father of children.
King Agesilaus
XXV, 5
Plutarch, 46-120 AD
I have a wonderful axe! It's had two heads, seven handles, and it's still going strong!
unknown woodsman
We ask for the blessing of the Inner Guardians of the Order and of our
Druid forebears that this Grove might become a truly holy and sanctified place.We respect and honour and admire you, O trees, for you represent both
Peace and Power - though you are mighty you hurt no creature. Though you sustain us with your breath, you will give up your life to house and warm and teach us. We give thanks for your blessing upon our lives and upon our lands. May you fare well in this chosen place. Awen.
Druid Ceremony for Planting a Grove
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