| Project by EGA | posted 338 days ago | 329 views | 0 times favorited | 13 comments | ![]() |
Another chainsaw project and it tickled me getting the measurements for the seat. I found her in the house taking a nap and I measured her bottom and woke up asking me what was I doing. I told her you will see.
The rockers came off a limb curved just right, split it down the middle. Had to do a little whittleing to get it to rock good.
“No body” has ever connected there hinny to this chair, the measurements was applied and it just fits her.
Special wood, for my mom used to play under this old walnut tree when she was about three or four years old. Wish I could have taken a pic when I cut it down back in the sixty’s. standing out in the middle of the old place that was homesteaded dead, nearly all the limbs, knocked off by the wind over the years. (where the rocker limb came from. Standing out in the middle of St. Regis paper company land, sneaked in there and cut it down with a cross cut saw. God, that’s a story in it’’s self. Semper Fi!
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13 comments so far
Dadoo
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posted 338 days ago
Beautiful detail!
-- Bob Vila would be so proud of you!
TreeBones
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posted 338 days ago
Real artistry and talent. Very nice.
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rikkor
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posted 338 days ago
Man, all I can say is WOW!
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mrtrim
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posted 338 days ago
great work ega
MsDebbieP
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posted 338 days ago
oh my goodness. Magnificent!
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mot
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posted 338 days ago
It does capture a moment in time that is pretty memorable for both the hunter and the prey. Nice job.
-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)
jockmike2
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posted 337 days ago
Really does look like a hit. Great job. I’ve seen big animals take one so I know what it looks like. Beautiful work Ega
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cajunpen
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posted 337 days ago
Looks good to me
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EGA
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posted 332 days ago
Thanks all, havent had much time for the computer lately. S/F
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EGA
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posted 265 days ago
I pulled my elk off and put the drink of my choice up. Going to put furniture up and didn’t want to take up too much space. Delete the comments on the elk if you would like and thanks. Semper Fi.
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EGA
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posted 236 days ago
I’m trying to do this in different ways, can someone tell me how to get these comments and all of the art work off the projects page. Just posted a rocking char, crown bottle still there even though I deleted it.
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tenontim
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posted 236 days ago
Nice project. You must have a finer tooth blade on your chain saw than I do. Only a Marine could get caught with a tape measure stretched across his wife caboose, and live to tell about. ;] No kidding, Semper Fi!
-- Tim -- http://tmuli.com
EGA
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posted 232 days ago
She accused me of getting into one of those ax handle situations, Ha!
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