July 20, 201610 yr comment_67306 John has rocker repair going on. Years ago my wife bought a really old rocker and said you can fix it can't you? My reply was WHY? Anyway I did it. The rockers were worn down as though it had rocked kids for a hundred years and maybe it did. I had to rebuild all joints and I cut the rockers down to an even thickness. Then laminated some oak in layers to bring them back Report
July 20, 201610 yr comment_67309 That is really a neat piece you got there Ron. That was a masterful repair on the rockers! Just curious, how'd you cut them down to an even thickness? Report
July 20, 201610 yr comment_67311 Great job of restoration, Ron. It's good for another hundred years of pleasant rocking. Report
July 20, 201610 yr Author comment_67312 I marked a Parallel line with the inside of the rocker, cut with bandsaw and sanded to the line. Report
July 20, 201610 yr comment_67317 That's relaxing just looking at it- imagine how relaxing it would be sitting in it! Great restore! Report
July 20, 201610 yr Author comment_67318 It actually don't sit or rock very good for a big person, I wonder if it was made for a small lady, like a nursing rocker for mother and infant. Report
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