Boy, I really like this chair and it would go well in the room where I have two Morris chairs, but since we already have one rocking chair that we don't have a place for, I don't think I could talk my wife into this one.

https://paulsellers.com/2016/10/rocking-chair-series/

 

If you ever think about designing your own rocking chair here are some good guidelines: http://www.rockingchairuniversity.com/rocker-radius.html

Edited October 24, 20169 yr by kmealy

You got roomin your shop for one, or on the front porch?

Herb

Boy, that sure looks like this one that was published in Wood. I built 2 for our daughters, one cherry and one QSWO. They were a fairly easy build, and very nice looking in an A&C setting.

Rocking chair university! That's my teacher Kmealy. Hal Taylor is a great craftsman with his chairs, and a great mentor to have on your rocking chair journey. 

2 hours ago, Fred W. Hargis, Jr said:

Boy, that sure looks like this one that was published in Wood. I built 2 for our daughters, one cherry and one QSWO. They were a fairly easy build, and very nice looking in an A&C setting.

Sure does Fred. The differences are small, the slats in the back are wider on yours and the front rail and rung are a little different width, but the construction looks the same.

Herb