+- Woodnet Forums (https://forums.woodnet.net)
+-- Thread: Rocking chair finally done! (/showthread.php?tid=7334512)
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - Cecil - 11-05-2017
Very Very nice.
Now rock her gently!
Since you are recently married, you may be too young for that one. Search YouTube for Andy Kim, Rock me gently.
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - paarker - 11-05-2017
Simply amazing!
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - Bill Holt - 11-05-2017
I wish I could think of something that had not been said.
Don't know what inspired you to use book-match crotch but I'm sure you have inspired others now!
You, Tyler, have elevated WoodNet back to where it belongs.
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - FloridaRetiree - 11-05-2017
(11-04-2017, 09:43 PM)AgGEM Wrote: Drop - dead gorgeous.
Sam be proud of you.
Ag
Took the words out of my mouth.
Sam was of my generation and we both vied for space in the Fine Woodworking
Biennial Design books.
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - goredsus - 11-05-2017
WOW! Beautiful work. Great job.
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - Richard D. - 11-05-2017
Great job! The two board seat with crotch really pops. Fine job on matching the rocker lams to look like one piece. The hardest part about building the chair is seeing it through to the end. Have you posted it on the Yahoo group?
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - oakey - 11-05-2017
WOW and what every one else has already said
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - BrokenOlMarine - 11-05-2017
Beautiful work.
It's okay if a project takes longer than expected, when they come out like that on the back end.
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - WaterlooMarc - 11-05-2017
Great job!! I purchased Hal’s plans almost a decade ago now and still haven’t even started so kudos to you!
Since you mentioned the photography, what camera are you using? I ask because I’m trying to go down that rabbit hole myself.
RE: Rocking chair finally done! - YSU65 - 11-06-2017
Wonderful job! Those things take forever. I really like the seat choice. Two years for mine so I know the effort involved. I did buy a lot of unique tools for the job so that was a plus. I have a large cherry board for another one. Why would I do another? Blank response....