Another great job Mahooli!

brilliant ,, took all your instructions and heading for Screwfix, Mr Baggins has recentley started obedience/agility and owing to a rather large posterior has a wee bit of trouble with the clubs weave poles i.e he gets his bum stuck, so now I can make them a wee bit more wider for him till he gets the hang of it. dying to see the ""tunnel" plans
well done
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b-eye

They look just the job.

Little tip for those with lawns, buy broomhandles (not fork handles) and drill them in the end with a 6 mm drill, buy 6 to 8" nails, cut the heads off and hammer them into the end and use these to spike the broomhandles (not four candles) into the lawn. They amke good weaves.

Btw, I didn't think the hoop/tyre was no longer used by agility, but I am quite likely wrong.

I ordered a kiddies pop up tunnel for my tunnel. Here's Wilson having a play lol!

Becky

Given how impressive all of your other efforts have been I'm sorry to say that I think your tunnel is classed as cheating I would have been much more impressed if you had made it yourself!

Why bother when someone has done it for me lol!
Becky

we use these blue poles that we can also double up as netting holders (u know the orange stuff u see at shows?)

anyhow - we used them - put pegs on the and poles lol - for weaves we use them as well

as a table we use our white garden stool and for a tyre i use a kids hoop (the huge ones - u can buy em from toys r us) and put them etween 2 chairs

as a see-saw - ahem - well - take one piece of wood and something on top to make sure they dont get splinters - put something like a brick underneath and make it stable to you can go ove it (not high) about 20 cms off the floor lol

and there you go - jumps, weaves, table and seesaw!


ETA - yours are great and id buy some off you if you make them to sell????

It would be cheaper to make them yourself lol!
Becky