#15 - Child's Rocking Chair Plans

Description

Precision computer drawn templates and instructions to help intermediately skilled woodworkers create a simple rocking chair for children.
You can further use your imagination to decorate the pieces in whatever way you would like.
This Dynamic Design Requires No Glue, Screws or Nails.
It Is Rigidly Secured By One Locking Piece.
Once You Make A Hard Board Router Template From The Patterns Enclosed, You Can Then Make As Many Rocking Chairs As You Please.
What A Great Gift For A Child, Or A Product For Selling On The Open Market, Some Have Made It A Business.
SOMETHING EXTRA:
• Precision Computer Drawn Templates - Not To Be Taken Lightly - These Templates Allow You To Outline The Tightly Controlled Dimension Necessary To Build A Secure Chair. "Absolutely No Shake, Rattle, Or Roll"
• Full Size Traceable Hard Paper Templates.
A Very Satisfying Project.
Designed to Prevent Tipping Backwards.
Grandmother Approved.
Small Child's Favorite.
Passed from Generation to Generation.
Intermediate Skill Level
Tools Required:
Band Saw, Router w/Straight Bit
Jig Saw
Physical Dimensions
Highest point on back 20 inches
Floor to seat level 9.5 inches
Width of seat 10.5 inches
Length of rocker strut 18 inches
Safety features a ball at the end of the strut reduces backward rocker movement.
Material
Use 18mm plywood (metric size), Baltic Birch, Cherry or any other quality plywood will be suitable.
Using 18mm is a must. Don't use 3/4" as the finished chair will not fit correctly together.
A 5'x5' piece should build 2 chairs
Made In The USA