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  1. 19th October 2008, 02:16 PM #1
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    Default Superbunny's finished rocking chair

    Hi woodies
    Below is the finished product you've all been waiting for. Yes it's now finished and I would like to acknowledge David Dundas for his plans and help and I encourage all of you to have a go as I had not tried a chair untill this one. Yes have a go even if you only have Triton equipment as this one was made with vertually Trion only i.e. sawbench, router table spindal sander drill etc.

    The pictures are the original slab I started with and finishing with the name in memory of my late mother. Enjoy
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    Excellent work, no doubt it will become a family heirloom and your mother's memory will be remembered by future generations.


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    Well done SB. Looks great.
    Can you make the photos a bit larger?

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    Quote Originally Posted by *Kev View Post
    Well done SB. Looks great.
    Can you make the photos a bit larger?

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    I would but I don't know how, thanks *Kev, flynnsart and sturdee.
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    Beautiful SB Elegant rockers tapering off. Love it.
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    Default SB's Rocking Chair with better pictures

    Here is some larger pitures to better see. enjoy.
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    Superbunny,

    Congratulations on building a very fine rocker. I think your departures from the plans in the shape of the arms and the top back rail have worked out well.

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