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comments (1) May 29th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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This is a rocking chair out of bamboo. It took nearly 3 years to complete because I always seemed to be busy and didn't have time to work on it. My friend Neal Unger helped with some of the work so I wanted to give him credit for that. The seat is a butcher block my old boss gave me and was the inspiration behind the chair.

Design or Plan used: My own design

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OldShavings writes: For a minute there I thought you had built a marble run into the chair's back. A nice chair anyway, but, boy, would the kids have loved it if you HAD built a marble run into the back of it.
Posted: 3:20 pm on May 29th

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