This is Old School Woodworking....

[Pappy]

http://1funny.com/the-rocking-chair/

[LCHIEN]

that was fun watching.

[Carpenter96]

Thats very well done and definately old school.

Regards Bob

[radhak]

I like it that when he's done turning the spindles, they come out fully finished too !

Btw, what sort of plane is he using (at 1:45)? Seems to be able to adapt to different curve settings.

[Stytooner]

I like it that when he's done turning the spindles, they come out fully finished too !

Btw, what sort of plane is he using (at 1:45)? Seems to be able to adapt to different curve settings.

There are different styles and types for doing curves. Here is one that is adjustable.

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...ed=0CDkQ9QEwAg


http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/k...ularplane.aspx

[BadeMillsap]

Thanks ... I even liked the music!

[Ed62]

I have a feeling he really needed that rocker when he was done.

Ed

[Pappy]

Lee hit it on the plane, but his appears to be an original Stanley 113. It will also adjust for a concave surface.

[gsmittle]

I dunno… He works so fast, I'm surprised he hasn't lost a finger. Impressive use of The Force, though.

g.

[phrog]

Lee hit it on the plane, but his appears to be an original Stanley 113. It will also adjust for a concave surface.

I think he used both concave and convex configurations on the two surfaces of the rockers but it was so fast it was hard to tell. Great video!

[chopnhack]

Awesome, thanks for posting!

[lrr]

Something tells me he does not offer plans for this rocker in SketchUp ....