| Project by yellowtruck75 | posted 911 days ago | 1440 views | 0 times favorited | 8 comments |  |
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Cherry Maloof inspired rocker.
Used the help and guidance of Hal Taylor’s book and plans to complete the chair. This is my 4th rocker and 2nd Maloof. Chair will be a Christmas gift for my niece. Construction is very similiar to an adult sized Maloof except I choose to use 6 back supports instead of 7 and used 6/8 lumber instead of 8/4. Also tried to highlight a few knots that I found in the lumber.
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tonøsa
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#1 posted 911 days ago
Very nice rocker, your niece is very lucky.
-- Tom, Odense
chewbuddy13
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#2 posted 911 days ago
Nice job, about how big is that? Did you scale down the full size plans?
DrDirt
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#3 posted 911 days ago
Nicely done… but 6/8 lumber?? ;-P
-- "_If we did all the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astonish ourselves_." Edison
jjempson
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#4 posted 911 days ago
wow…where did you find the plans..:)
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RickL
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#5 posted 911 days ago
Excellent. I’m still working on my full sized chair, I am sure she will love it
-- Rick, Union,KY firstlightwoodworking.blogspot.com
Ken90712
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#6 posted 911 days ago
Wow great chair, like the way you incorparated the knot into the arm rest.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
sras
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#7 posted 910 days ago
Beautiful chair! One that will be around for generations I’m sure!
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NormG
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#8 posted 909 days ago
Wonderful looking chair and even more wonderfully executed, great deisgn
-- Norman
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