Build a Shaving Horse Class at Tillers International

Class participants at Tillers International in Scotts, Mich., learn the techniques for building a shaving horse using traditional hand-powered woodworking tools.
The use of draw knives, hand powered drills, chuck braces, a variety of saws, rasps and many other tools are demonstrated.
Students ultimately finished with a shaving horse they took away from the class.
Tillers International teaches heritage crafts at its center in rural Scotts, Michigan, as well as providing tools and instruction to farmers in third world countries in Africa and the Caribbean.

[@michael-dm2bv]

you don't know you need a draw horse/shaving horse, until after you own one.❤

[@jasonbv7]

So well done! Very clear

[@michael-dm2bv]

Farm Show does a magazine like you all do. Indespensible.

[@sand_creek]

That's awesome!

[@michael-dm2bv]

Michigan. Home of Home Improvement.
Al Borland math.❤

[@kevinkerins4305]

Hey scott- everyone learns things at there own pace. I mean “ EVERYONE “.

[@scottgates601]

Watching that lesbian take 30mins to saw a 2x2 was painful....

[@YouTuber-mc2el]

I'm wanting to say something but feel like I have to behave. I'm with ya tho.