Child's Puzzle Rocker

[Floyd Cox]

This Is for my Grandson Nolen.

I found some plans listed by; Skip Weiser on this site for a child's puzzle rocker and used them.

Materials 3/4 Baltic birch plywood, 3 cans of Rustoleum Acrylic, which I hated using , it took forever to get an even coat. Then printed out some decals.

My daughter & son-in-law live here in Arkansas but are Florida state fans


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[glenn bradley]

Well done Floyd. It is a joy to use our skills for our loved ones.

[Mel Fulks]

That is wild! I hope you have inscribed and dated it.

[Bruce Page]

Floyd, I love it! How detailed are the plans? Could they be converted to digital?

[Floyd Cox]

Here is the plans I came up with for 3/4 material, if you would like the full size drawing, send me a message with email and I will forward it to you in a zip file.

I had it printed at Staples came out great just be sure to let them know the finished print size is to be 24x48 and take a measurement on one of the dimensions before you leave.

enjoy


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[Mike McCann]

here are the plans for the puzzle chairs I have made

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?113141-rocking-chairs&highlight=chair

[William Milkie]

Floyd
I'm new to the forum, just found an old thread on a childrens puzzle chair; you mentioned you could send a full size drawing, if you still have that I would appreciate it;
wdmilkie@gmail.com

thanks

William Milkie

Here is the plans I came up with for 3/4 material, if you would like the full size drawing, send me a message with email and I will forward it to you in a zip file.

I had it printed at Staples came out great just be sure to let them know the finished print size is to be 24x48 and take a measurement on one of the dimensions before you leave.

enjoy


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[Thomas Hathorn]

Floyd Cox I just saw your post about the puzzle rocking chair and if it is still available I would like a copy of the plans or anyone else that has plans that would send them I would greatly appreciate it. I have been seeing the plans but most of them are for smaller kids and have been trying to figure out how to increase the size for kids a few years older to have a choice of chairs.
Thank You
Thomas Hathorn
thomas@pldi.net

[al heitz]

Mike,
I am interested in your puzzle chair and a template for it. This might be a good project for my first great-granddaughter. I built chairs once before, but without any plans. When I do that I usually overcompensate and overbuild things that would survive an atomic attack. Yours looks much simpler and sleeker.

I live in the Tri-County area. What part of Cincinnati do you live in? I could save you postage on the template and maybe get a chance to look at the real thing, too, if I could stop by and see you. Let me know the possibilities.

I tried to send you a pm but it was rejected, saying you could not receive pms. Let me know if you have an email address and I will share mine with you. In the mean time I don't want to post mine for all the world to see.

Thanks,
Al Heitz