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    Default Porch glider

    Just finished the porch glider. Made it out of rough cut Cypress. Lot of work to clean it up. Didn't come out to bad. The wife wants it painted red. After I finish sanding and painting I will post the finished product.

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    Looking good. How is the seat suspended? I've seen plans for using rope, but I think yours looks like it maybe using some sort of metal pivot?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fuzzie View Post
    Looking good. How is the seat suspended? I've seen plans for using rope, but I think yours looks like it maybe using some sort of metal pivot?
    Ordered glider hardware from rockler #58330.

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    A glider is like a rocker, right?
    Apologies for unnoticed autocomplete errors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arron View Post
    A glider is like a rocker, right?
    The bigdifference betweenthe two types of chairs is the way they move.Rockersrock in an arc, whileglidersmove forward and back (some swivel too).Gliderstend to offer a smoother ride; plus, they're designed not to trap toes underneath, like arockercan.

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    I would like to see that excellent work with a natural finish. But then I am not your wife!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by artme View Post
    I would like to see that excellent work with a natural finish. But then I am not your wife!!
    I agree with you.

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    Finished. Two coats of primer. Sanded
    Two coats of exterior red. The wife loves it. Overall it came out pretty good.

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