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    Mik Licavoli Mik if you are out there your email won't let me send a return. Use my email at bill@kappelusa.com and send me your request then I will send the patterns again and you can pay using the PalPay button at the 'Text' location because both products are the same price.

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    Lumberjocks, recently I was advised the information, on my web site kappelusa.com, for my Text, Full size Patterns, Free Videos & Free Text for the Maloof style rocking chairs was not working properly. Well it is now fixed. The Free Text has been used by a lot of woodworkers to build this Maloof style rocker. I ask for a 'code' number only to keep non-woodworkers off my back or they would ask for it because it is Free. The Videos are free just access them from my web page. The upgraded Text with some 70 pages and pictures does cost $12 as does the Full size patterns. This charge is also to keep non serious woodworkers from running me around in circles with their curiosity.
    I am sorry if anyone was inconvenienced by my delay.

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    All you woodworkers,come out to Utah and build a Maloof style rocker with me. In one week you go home with the knowledge to make these rockers as well as taking home your own rocker. It will still need a lot of finish work, but all the joints and shapes will be there. I furnish the wood, text, patterns, jig and personal instructions. Any woodworker can do it, just one step at a time.

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    Look fellow woodworkers let's not make such a big thing out of this Maloof style rocker building process.

    It is daunting to consider the 186 matting surfaces you need to make perfect for a professional outcome, but I can show you a very easy, almost juvenile, method for a perfect outcome. All these interfaces are perfect. If you follow my instructions you too can have a professional looking, as well as an heirloom, rocking chair with no sacrifice in integrity.
    The unique aspect of the Maloof style rocker is the leg joints. In most any other chair it is the legs joints that loosen, squeak then fail. With the Maloof design the leg joint remain solid and sturdy for the life of the chair, no squeaking, creaking or looseness. It is this joint construction that Maloof perfected which is now so challenging to the average woodworker.

    I am sorry to say that some woodworkers accentuate, beyond reason, this part of the Maloof rocker to intimidate others to buy their products.

    The Maloof rocker is really an easy project to build. I have never had a student fail in making a, praise worthy, rocker, especially praised by their spouses. Look if you use some of the beautiful woods the Lord has designed how can you go wrong. Just go step by step as I show in my classes and you go home with an professional heirloom rocker.
    If you use my text you can build a rocker, even with the FREE text, so don't put it off any longer.

    Bill Kappel the rocking chair guy.

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    It's that time of year again, just a little reminder that you are approaching your 4th anniversary as a Lumber Jock. Congratulations!

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    Congratulations on being a Lumber Jock for 3 years. Thanks for helping make this site the great place it is.

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    Moshel where you located? You found me just in time I am about ready to make the free offer again. I have cought up with my work so I will again help fellow woodworkers with this info. Email me at bill@kappelusa.com and ask for the info.

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    I meant the free instructions (code #000) but I see that they now cost 25$. while this is a reasonable amount, not being in the US makes sending a cheque almost impossible. Oh, well. Thanks for the effort.

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    Sorry Moshel, but you need to go to my web site at www.kappelusa.com and click on the left bar "closses/code" and choose the code # you are looking for. Send me the code # and I will try to give you the info you want.

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    Hi,

    I tried emailing you the code number but did not get anything back. maybe I misunderstood what to send. I just sent code #888 in the subject. what did I do wrong?

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    I have been busy with two moves this last year as well as making custom work. After 45 years in one place I now live in Utah, it is great. This is the first time to live in the snow, I am learning a lot about the stuff.

    If any of you woodworkers want FREE instructions on how to build a custom rocker similar to the SM style go to my web site at www.kappelusa.com. Click on the left side of the opening page and choose a code # to email me. I will send over 40 page of free info with all the good stuff like pictures, jigs, shop secrets etc. The code # alerts me to serious woodworking subjects not just junk mail.

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    Thank you Debbie for the …WOW.

    Debbie, why not send for my free instructions on how to build a custom rocker? If you are a woodworker you too can build a rocker. Just follow the instructions and you can't fail.

    Go to my web site at www.kappelusa.com and ask for the code # you are interested in.

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    gorgeous rockers-and the glass… WOW.

    I have 3 antique rockers in my basement waiting to be fixed… and waiting, and waiting, and waiting. I can't even tackle "fixing" let alone building one from scratch.

    Amazing creations.

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    PanamaJack, I am glad too.

    Wayne, the move took more energy than I though it would. Organizing my shop is taking more time than I thought. I love the area so all in all thing are good.

    I am anxious to start making rockers again. I also have students coming for lessons so this year is a busy one.

    Thanks to all you Lumberjocks for asking.

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    After 50 + years woodworking, rocking chairs is all I do now. You can see some of them on my web site at www.kappelusa.com. No need to post pictures on this site.
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