Walnut with ebony dowels. Finished with 6 coats waterlox original. Used templates provided by Charles Brock. His video and instruction booklet were helpful as were countless photos on the web.
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Walnut with ebony dowels. Finished with 6 coats waterlox original. Used templates provided by Charles Brock. His video and instruction booklet were helpful as were countless photos on the web.
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Nice work Bob, beautiful walnut very nice color.
And of course the design is Epic!
Aj
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Very, very nice Bob! That wood and the design makes it look inviting! Nicely done Sir!
Last edited by Ken Fitzgerald; 01-09-2017 at 12:30 PM.
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Beautiful work!!
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Wow! I like it! Good work!
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Rockin'!
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Beautiful work!
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What a gorgeous chair ! How does it sit ?
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really nice. my wife especially seems to like it
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I've built seven rocking chairs, but never a Maloof. I think I will have to do one.
Yours is really nice.
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That is a great looking rocker. I have always wanted to build one. It is on my list.
Great job, Sam
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I'm with Sam. Nice job. This project has been on my wish list for years.
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Just beautiful work, wood choice and contrasts are spot on. I have always wanted to do a Maloof chair. Very intimidating to me though.
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Very nice. I would also like to tackle one of the Maloof rockers at some point.
Kris
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Beautiful rocker!
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