Dorset Hurdles
David Partridge
Mobile:  07795 384204  Email:   partridge@aol.com


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National Balvenie Masters of Craft Awards Finalist

Balvenie Masters of Craft 2012 Billhook


Hurdle-maker, Hedge-layer, Spar-maker and Pole-lathe turner

All my products are hand-made using locally sourced hazel coppice from managed woodlands in Dorset

Please contact me for more details or to discuss your requirements

A good hurdle should be split along the natural grain, have twists at the ends to hold the hurdle together and should not contain screws or nails.  At the top and bottom of the hurdle, the wood should be woven in such a way to completely hold the hurdle together.  Some cheaper hurdles are not made in this way and are machine sawn and contain nails to hold it together and this results in a shorter life.  All my hurdles are hand-made in the traditional sustainable way.

Hazel Hurdles
6fthurdles
Traditional hurdles
Hazel
A view from my office


Member of:

Dorset Coppice Group
(Chairman)
Hampshire Coppice Group
Pole-lathe Turners Association

www.dorsethurdles.co.uk