The Rocking Chair
- Thread starter ski3pin
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billharr
Senior Member
Woodworking skills I will never have. Very cool video.ski3pin said:
Not only cool, but funny! Thanks for sharing!
Smokecreek1
Smokecreek1
Great-made my morning too! 
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alano
Senior Member
Impressive.
chnlisle
Post Master
I love this guy.
WOW!!!!!,when I first saw the video I thought of the Ted and his axe.
I am always impressed with woodworking skills.
I like to think of myself as a fairly good woodworker,but this guy is fantastic.
My work is in furniture,bird houses and stuff.Don't do as much now.Pretty much made all the furniture we need for a while.But there is always the occasional bird house.It's like therapy,and keeps me off the streets.
Have any of you watched Roy Underhill?Years ago he would have a show on PBS.Don't know if he still does that.
He works a lot with restoring the area at Williamsburg.
All his work is with period tools.He got me to do some similar work,what fun.
Thanks for posting the video.
"Dr. Frankenstein of Wood"
I am always impressed with woodworking skills.
I like to think of myself as a fairly good woodworker,but this guy is fantastic.
My work is in furniture,bird houses and stuff.Don't do as much now.Pretty much made all the furniture we need for a while.But there is always the occasional bird house.It's like therapy,and keeps me off the streets.
Have any of you watched Roy Underhill?Years ago he would have a show on PBS.Don't know if he still does that.
He works a lot with restoring the area at Williamsburg.
All his work is with period tools.He got me to do some similar work,what fun.
Thanks for posting the video.
"Dr. Frankenstein of Wood"
Roy Underhill is still going strong on OPB here in Oregon. Probably multiple reruns, but it's interesting to see the skills and techniques from yesteryear.
takesiteasy
Senior Member
I enjoy that show too. I would like to get one of those foot powered lathes.Wandering Sagebrush said:
Kyrazy
Advanced Member
Awesome! What a talent. I want that chair!
Al,you could make one from an old sewing machine.Some of the ones Roy used were pretty simple.takesiteasy said:
The one from the rocker video seemed to be a pretty high end model.
Frank
Foy
Resident Geologist
Roy Underhill is in heavy rotation on UNC-TV public broadcasting here in North Carolina. He's pretty much an institution in these parts.
chnlisle
Post Master
Here's his lathe.
Thanks Jay.Enjoyed watching Chris building his lathe.
Also watched the one from Canada.The guy uses the front drive axle of a mini van to turn a bowl.
Not sure I would try that one.
I have turned many pieces over the years and it can be dangerous,but fun.
Frank
Also watched the one from Canada.The guy uses the front drive axle of a mini van to turn a bowl.
Not sure I would try that one.
I have turned many pieces over the years and it can be dangerous,but fun.
Frank
N'kwala
Geezelle
Yep. Impressive.
takesiteasy
Senior Member
Very cool. Wish I could work as fast as he does, haha. That's some chisel at the end. Thanks for posting that Jay.
OP
OP
Jay, I loved that one! And I want a big chisel!
