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My modification of a Fine Woodworking Windsor Rocking Chair Plan called “Plans Change”

By davidcarve, member Apr 26, 2012

I bought a Fine Wood Working Windsor rocking Chair Plan a few months ago online. I altered the plan to make it recognozeable but non functional for fun. It is made from White Oak, Walnut and copper. The back staves and the legs are laminated walnut with White Oak on the outsides. It is finished with Clear Danish Watco oil. The measurements are 63 inches wide, 46 inches deep and 46 inches tall.

I call the chair “Plans Change” a reflection if my life.

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Comments

woodbridge | Apr 26, 2012 11:57pm | #1
Looks like something you would see in a Tim Burton movie. Very cool!
ukmeager | Aug 28, 2012 07:37am | #2
You are clearly talented but my first reaction was you have done this to show us how cleaver you are
rpbobb | May 31, 2014 10:26am | #3
I love imagination. I think this is fantastic. You have brought your imagination to reality. That is art!

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