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cam1297
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#1 posted 1312 days ago
Beautiful. Hopefully someday I’ll have the aptitude and ability to make such fine furniture.
a1Jim
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#2 posted 1312 days ago
Beautiful chairs good luck at the show.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
F Dudak
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#3 posted 1312 days ago
AWESOME WORK!
-- Fred.... Poconos, PA ---- Chairwright in the making ----
Ken90712
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#4 posted 1312 days ago
Oh my!!!! Malooff would be proud!!!!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
woodworm
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#5 posted 1312 days ago
Excellent work!
Can this two-seater rocker stand the weight of two persons? just curious.
-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.
stefang
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#6 posted 1312 days ago
Man, that is fantastic work and very beautiful design. I showed my wife your last two seater and she insisted that the unsupported span on the back top rail would be too weak. I couldn’t convince her otherwise. As they say, nobody pays attention to a prophet in his own land.Could you just say a few words on that so I can win the argument? I’m sure she will believe you.
-- Mike, American in Norway
aflixa
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#7 posted 1312 days ago
Great Job, Beutiful. My dream is to build a Roker. How many hours of construction led to first.
-- Aflixa - Granja - Portugal
gerrymorrell
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#8 posted 1312 days ago
The double rocker will support two people of a reasonable weight. A couple at 150 pounds each would be no problem.
You have to be reasonable. Don’t sit a pair at 300 pounds each. A single rocker will easily accommodate the heavier folks.
Aflixa, the double rocker has about 120 hours labor.
Mike, you and your wife are both correct, it just depends on how much load you intend to place on the chair.
SEE
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#9 posted 1312 days ago
Spectacular design and execution. I wouldn’t know where to begin to build a chair like that. My hat’s off to you!
-- Build for the joy of it!
Rick Boyett
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#10 posted 1312 days ago
That is an outstanding chair. I need to find a way to go to that furniture show before it closes.
RexMcKinnon
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#11 posted 1312 days ago
WOW!
-- If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!
jockmike2
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#12 posted 1312 days ago
Beautiful setee rocker in the Maloof style. He would be proud of it.
-- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan -
Paul
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#13 posted 1312 days ago
Gosh, now I really do have to make it to Kerrville this year! Outstanding!
-- Paul, Texas
woodsman
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#14 posted 1312 days ago
Nothing short of spectacular!!!!!!!
stefang
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#15 posted 1312 days ago
Thanks for your answer Gerry. Shucks, now the wife will never give in when the next one comes up. I have to admit she is right more often than me.
-- Mike, American in Norway
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