The Evolution of Design #1: The Making of the Rocker Cradle

Scott,

Very good!

Looks like you spend many hours with your Rasps… Ever get boring?
Do you frequently change to other projects in different stages of production to avoid boredom?

Yes… when it’s all done and LOOKS SO GOOD, it is worth the effort.

I guess you use Super Good rasps?

Thank you.

-- Have Fun! Joe Lyddon - Alta Loma, CA USA - Home: http://www.WoodworkStuff.net ... My Small Gallery: http://www.ncwoodworker.net/pp/showgallery.php?ppuser=1389&cat=500"

So this will be a documentary opposed to a How-To video? Either way can’t wait to get the DVD. When will it be released?

Your videography & editing skills are developing nicely:)

I look forward to seeing this one.

-- Todd A. Clippinger, Montana, http://americancraftsmanworkshop.com

Thanks everyone.

Although the video isn’t technically a “How-To,” it does show the progression of me building a Rocker Cradle. Anyone who has built one of my Maloof Inspired Elegant Rockers and Bar Stools will see what’s involved.

I do get a lot of requests for Templates, so they will be made available.

This would certainly be for the advanced woodworker, however.

-- Scott Morrison, Montana, http://www.finewoodworker.com

Scott, I have several of your DVDs, templates, Marketing Ideas and Strategies for Woodworkers. I have followed your website for several years and I’m truly a fan of yours. I have always been interested in your Rocker Cradle (and your BEAUTIFUL cradle). I noted your Rocker Cradle DVD on your website a few nights ago. I’m assuming if we have the DVD and templates for your Classic Rocker, and have the DVD and templates of the Rocker Cradle when it is available one would have all of the needed information to make the Rocker Cradle – Not considering skill and tools.

Thanks for posting and let us know when the Rocker Cradle will be available.

-- Steve, South Carolina

I am looking forward to this series, ran into the video by accident.

I hope that you’ll add a little narrative about the history of the

rocker craddle. This is real american folk art. The above video sample

is very tastful.

-- Bob Kenosha Wi.

Great clip Scott.

Sweet project indeed

Fine work there. And great craftsmanship too.

Thanks for sharing

-- Back home. Fernando

Excellent workmanship. Patience pays off in long run. Where in Montana you at. I have two brothers there ,Clancy and Whitefish

-- Grandpaj