bkap

Hi, Its good to see another Sacramento LumberJock. I’ll keep my eyes out for your posts.

-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov

Well Sacramento for this week. After 50 years in Sac. I have moved my shop to Utah and will finish my move by the end of this week. We always have the net. to communicate.

Try my free instructions on how to build a custom rocker. Just go to my web site at kappelusa.com and give me the code number you are interested in.

Bill Kappel

-- Rocking Chair Guy

Now that I have seen your web site, I’m sorry to see that your moving out of town. Your work is amazing. I will certinly keep up with what your working on.

Thanks for the offer of a free plan, but I think it will be a while before I am ready to attempt something of this scale and complexity.

-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov

Fair oaks has been nice, time for a change. Wayne you could make a rocker it is not that hard. Thanks for the kind words.

Bill Kappel

-- Rocking Chair Guy

Your welcome Bill. Good luck in Utah. I hope the move lives up to your expectations. I’ll think about making a chair one of these days.

-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov

Welcome Bill.

-- Mark

Welcome to LumberJocks! Let’s see some woodworking. Great looking chairs.

-- Jesus is Lord!

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.

-- Rocking Chair Guy

Hey Bill, how are things going after the move?

-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov

Welcome to the one and only LumberJocks bkap. We are glad you have come to join us. Enjoy.

-- Carpe Lignum - Seize The Wood,

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.

-- Rocking Chair Guy

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.

-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

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.

-- Rocking Chair Guy

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.

-- Rocking Chair Guy