[pmf2000]

Prepping the Front Legs to

I recently took a Maloof Rocker class with Randy Child and Charles Neil. They were both kind enough to let me video the learning sections of the class. In this video, Randy discusses the requirements for prepping the front legs to integrate with the seat.

I have lots of video but most of it has high levels of noise. If there is interest given these restraints, I will post a few more.

As for the class itself, I really learned quite a bit about shaping wood which is the largest requirement for building the actual rocker.

More to come!

Tim

 

[RonPeters]

Prepping the Front Legs to

I recently took a Maloof Rocker class with Randy Child and Charles Neil. They were both kind enough to let me video the learning sections of the class. In this video, Randy discusses the requirements for prepping the front legs to integrate with the seat.

I have lots of video but most of it has high levels of noise. If there is interest given these restraints, I will post a few more.

As for the class itself, I really learned quite a bit about shaping wood which is the largest requirement for building the actual rocker.

More to come!

Tim

Nice lesson.

Sounds pretty good.

 

[Bigrock]

Prepping the Front Legs to

I recently took a Maloof Rocker class with Randy Child and Charles Neil. They were both kind enough to let me video the learning sections of the class. In this video, Randy discusses the requirements for prepping the front legs to integrate with the seat.

I have lots of video but most of it has high levels of noise. If there is interest given these restraints, I will post a few more.

As for the class itself, I really learned quite a bit about shaping wood which is the largest requirement for building the actual rocker.

More to come!

Tim

Hi Tim:
Yes, it would be nice to share more videos of the Chair build. I feel I know you from all the pictures & video that is on Charles Neil Web site. I will see him about July 12. It looked like you learn a lot about chair building in a short period. I bet you have looked at your videos many times already. (You will see my picture in the sugar chest class)
Monte

 

[SCengineer]

Prepping the Front Legs to

I recently took a Maloof Rocker class with Randy Child and Charles Neil. They were both kind enough to let me video the learning sections of the class. In this video, Randy discusses the requirements for prepping the front legs to integrate with the seat.

I have lots of video but most of it has high levels of noise. If there is interest given these restraints, I will post a few more.

As for the class itself, I really learned quite a bit about shaping wood which is the largest requirement for building the actual rocker.

More to come!

Tim

Tim - I would love to see more videos of the chair build. Thanks for posting.

 

[sedcokid]

Prepping the Front Legs to

I recently took a Maloof Rocker class with Randy Child and Charles Neil. They were both kind enough to let me video the learning sections of the class. In this video, Randy discusses the requirements for prepping the front legs to integrate with the seat.

I have lots of video but most of it has high levels of noise. If there is interest given these restraints, I will post a few more.

As for the class itself, I really learned quite a bit about shaping wood which is the largest requirement for building the actual rocker.

More to come!

Tim

Great video, I'm looking forward to more!

Thanks for sharing

 

[CharlesNeil]

Prepping the Front Legs to

I recently took a Maloof Rocker class with Randy Child and Charles Neil. They were both kind enough to let me video the learning sections of the class. In this video, Randy discusses the requirements for prepping the front legs to integrate with the seat.

I have lots of video but most of it has high levels of noise. If there is interest given these restraints, I will post a few more.

As for the class itself, I really learned quite a bit about shaping wood which is the largest requirement for building the actual rocker.

More to come!

Tim

good job Tim, and if I may say, I have saw the videos from others and so forth, no one knows a Maloof any better than Randy, and not only the rocker just the basic wood sculpting, he is setting up a west coast class now, if you every wanted to build a Maloof rocker,,, Randy is the man !

 

[judgesawdust]

Prepping the Front Legs to

I recently took a Maloof Rocker class with Randy Child and Charles Neil. They were both kind enough to let me video the learning sections of the class. In this video, Randy discusses the requirements for prepping the front legs to integrate with the seat.

I have lots of video but most of it has high levels of noise. If there is interest given these restraints, I will post a few more.

As for the class itself, I really learned quite a bit about shaping wood which is the largest requirement for building the actual rocker.

More to come!

Tim

Thanks for sharing the video … keep them coming!

 

[pmf2000]

Using A Rasp

In this video Randy Child discusses the use of the rasp in shaping wood and demonstrates its use.

My apologies in advance for the noise. I filmed this in a production environment of which I had no control. That said, you can still hear the content which I believe is relevant.

Enjoy!

Tim

PS - Check out my website for more videos and woodworking information.

 

[CharlesNeil]

Using A Rasp

In this video Randy Child discusses the use of the rasp in shaping wood and demonstrates its use.

My apologies in advance for the noise. I filmed this in a production environment of which I had no control. That said, you can still hear the content which I believe is relevant.

Enjoy!

Tim

PS - Check out my website for more videos and woodworking information.

yes sir , Randy can sure use a rasp , and again I can say without reservation, no one knows a Maloof better than Randy,,

 

[jeffbranch]

Using A Rasp

In this video Randy Child discusses the use of the rasp in shaping wood and demonstrates its use.

My apologies in advance for the noise. I filmed this in a production environment of which I had no control. That said, you can still hear the content which I believe is relevant.

Enjoy!

Tim

PS - Check out my website for more videos and woodworking information.

Looking forward to more of this. I am intimidated by this type of work - curves and such. Most of my stuff is square

Jeff
www.woodfever.net

 

[sedcokid]

Using A Rasp

In this video Randy Child discusses the use of the rasp in shaping wood and demonstrates its use.

My apologies in advance for the noise. I filmed this in a production environment of which I had no control. That said, you can still hear the content which I believe is relevant.

Enjoy!

Tim

PS - Check out my website for more videos and woodworking information.

Thanks for showing us this video! Randy is truly a master with a rasp.

Thanks for sharing

 

[pmf2000]

Mixing the Urea Resin Glue

In this clip Randy Child shows us how he mixes Urea Resin Glue to get the correct consistency. This step is in preparation for gluing up the rockers.

 

[KayBee]

Mixing the Urea Resin Glue

In this clip Randy Child shows us how he mixes Urea Resin Glue to get the correct consistency. This step is in preparation for gluing up the rockers.

Thanks for posting these. I'm enjoying them a lot.

 

[hObOmOnk]

Mixing the Urea Resin Glue

In this clip Randy Child shows us how he mixes Urea Resin Glue to get the correct consistency. This step is in preparation for gluing up the rockers.

Here's a video with a little more depth on Urea Resin Glue that might be helpful for some.: Wood Whisperer

 

[grosa]

Mixing the Urea Resin Glue

In this clip Randy Child shows us how he mixes Urea Resin Glue to get the correct consistency. This step is in preparation for gluing up the rockers.

That was funny. 3 to 1 has always worked good for me.