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  1. J

    First attempt at a Rocking Chair

    After a very long time, I completed my first attempt at a Rocking Chair. A couple of years ago WoodWrangler mentioned this guy http://www.kappelusa.com/ in one of his posts. He emailed my a Word document with some general directions and I proceeded. Many lessons were learned; the biggest one...
  2. DavidF

    Design for new dining chair

    Nothing fancy, but this is the new design, or at least probably will be, for the dining chairs to go with the new table. Only little difference from normal construction is the side rails are morticed in to the back legs on the large chamfer that runs the full height of the leg. This detail picks...
  3. flyrod444

    An old chair replacement part.

    I was asked by a person who refinishes and repairs old furniture to make a replacement spindle for a chair he was working on. It is 19.5 inches long and very thin. I don't do a lot of spindle work, but was still able to get this one close, I think. A spindle steady would have been nice. Jack...
  4. J

    Chair Refinishing

    I have 4 to "refinish" for a friend of mine, but I'm pretty much clueless about how to go about it! :help: These are fairly old I think, but they are sturdy and I don't know what kind of wood they are. I've kinda washed them off by hand with some mild soap & water as a starting point. Cane...
  5. Travis Porter

    Hal Taylor Rocking chair

    Doug Robinson and I have been "semi" working on building a pair of Hal Taylor style rocking chairs. I say "semi" as we have been VERY slow, and haven't done much to them in QUITE a while. They are challenging, and following Hal's plans are at times a challenge. All in all, it hasn't been...
  6. Shamrock

    Rocking Chair #2 Complete w/pics

    Alrighty then, After my previous jigfest/what am I building post, most of you guessed correctly that all the jigs were in fact for a rocker. The rocker in question is a Hal Taylor plan rocker with some changes to both his front legs and his arms. The wood is Brazilian Cherry (Jatoba) w/...
  7. boris

    Looking for comfortable chair

    Comfortable chair is very important while scrolling. I've got one from Sears but returned it the next day. Any idea where can I get what I need?
  8. Bigdog72

    Adirondack Rocking Chair Plans

    I have a set of plans and templates for an Adirondack chair but the LOML wants rockers. Does anyone know the radius for the rocking rail on an Adirondack rocker? I figure I can build the chairs and add the rocker rails. Thanks in advance for your help.
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  15. Don Sorensen

    Good shop stool or chair?

    Scroll saw work ( and several other of my hobbies ) require sitting at a workbench or assembly table. Anybody recommend a good source and/or style? I know I'd like to have a back rest, padded seat, swivel, and probably a foot ring if the stool is high enough to need it. My finely tooned...
  16. B

    Just pulled up a chair....

    I just found this site recently from the recommendation of a friend. Looks like there's a pretty good group here with lots of interesting things going on. I saw a couple of threads I'd like to respond to, so I signed up and here I am. I'll be doing some lurking from time to time, but mostly I...
  17. R

    My first real chair!

    Last summer I bought a copy of John Alexander's "Making a Chair from a Tree". This past spring I got a red oak log and started making a chair from a tree. Made a modification to the plans. Changed the way the front top rail was made, more like the way Brian Boggs makes his. (Thanks for letting...
  18. Teddy Bear Chair

    Teddy Bear Chair

    Teddy Bear Chair - A child's first friend
  19. Matching Continuous Arm Windsors

    Matching Continuous Arm Windsors

    The chairs are crafted using traditional hand tools and methods along with some contemporary methods. They are finished with the traditional milk paint topped with boiled linseed oil.
  20. Rocking Chair Photo Shoot

    Rocking Chair Photo Shoot

    Mike, Jeff, and Jeremy's Maloof-style rockers take a tour of Freedom Park in Charlotte, NC

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