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   gpwestmoreland | Jul 27, 2000 06:50pm | #1

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   Scott,
   FWW #87 features an article by Mario Rodriguez on making a child's tandem rocker; the seats face each other. It should be simple to convert it to a single rocker if you like. This model is a Windsor style. GP

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   Jim_Barry_Newfoundland_Canada | Jul 27, 2000 11:19pm | #2

   *There's also links to two child's rockers here http://www.321website.com/members/home/data/freewoodworkingplan/homepage2.html

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   awalker53 | Aug 28, 2020 04:57pm | #3

   Did you find a plan for a child's rocker? I looked at issue 87. Could not open the issue and only saw the one plan for something other than a rocker. Not sure I am happy with my subscription.

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   daverichards | Aug 28, 2020 07:03pm | #4

   I've had good success starting out by modeling full sized furniture in SketchUp and then scaling it down to make a child-sized version.

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   mdorsam | Aug 29, 2020 02:34pm | #5

   For all rocking chairs, I recommend the Hal Taylor design and process. It's more expensive than FREE, but you start at page one and go! by the time you finished the manual, you have a beautiful rocker, properly sized and proportioned.

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   mdorsam | Aug 29, 2020 02:35pm | #6

   A 20-year old thread... the requester is probably a granddad at this point, and the child is building one for his child.

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   Deleted | Aug 29, 2020 07:35pm | #7

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   awalker53 | Aug 29, 2020 07:36pm | #8

   So, nothing to add?

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   flyillusions@gmail.com | Aug 30, 2020 01:28am | #9

   When my granddaughter was born in 2013, I wanted to make her a rocker. I saw a picture in Fine Woodworking that looked perfect. It was just in the background of a picture and I can't recall where I saw it. It was made by Mike Pekovich.
   Here's a picture of my chair and the plan Mike sent me.