My son built a rocking chair in his HS Woods II class. I am proud of him, he did an excellent job. Here are a couple of pictures during the build.
My son built a rocking chair in his HS Woods II class. I am proud of him, he did an excellent job. Here are a couple of pictures during the build.
What a wonderful opportunity to begin a life long hobby .... and a beautiful job on the chair.
I'm impressed!
Nice job Brandon, you should be proud.…But be careful, building rocking chairs can become addictive and everyone in the family will want one (or two). If you’re into chairs, I recommend articles and books by Kerry Pierce.
Not only is the chair well done, but having a school that still teaches woodworking is a rarity.
Encourage the son, and support the school.
Bill
On the other hand, I still have five fingers.
Well done! A much more ambitious project than any thing made in my old shop class.
You are a proud Papa, and rightfully so. What a feeling of accomplishment he must feel.
Rick Potter
Dave, letting your child actually learn a trade is irresponsible and unAmerican. God forbid he may actually decide that he likes working with his hands.
Seriously though, he done good. I wish I could get my 14 yo to put that kind of effort into his projects. Is that level of project the norm in his class or was he a standout?
Your asking Dad? Of course he's a standout.
Thanks guys, no Johnny this level is not the norm. Brandon has been working with me for a lot of years but our HS Ind Tech program is a strong one.
Dave
I can only see one thing wrong with that chair....... It is not at my house.
Great looking wood, great style, and one GREAT chair.
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Great looking chair! Glad to see that High Schools still have wood shop classes.
That is an awesome looking chair and I am sure he is as proud of it as you are of him.
That chair will be here for many many years and when he passes it on his kids, they can say "My dad made that chair"
Fantastic looking chair! He's a natural!
“I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” ~ Albert Einstein
Great looking chair! He definitely has a lot of talent for woodworking. Our shop class way back when I was in school would have never let us build anything like that.