Tue, Nov 8, 2005, 7:36pm (EST+1:30) [email protected]
(Dan=A0Parrell) doth exclaim:
I need a set of plans in a big hurry, baby is due in a couple of months.
Mother wants a cradle that rocks. Any help at all will be greatly
appreciated. You can post a link here or e-mail me anything you got,
please and
Ain't e-mailin' NObody.
My view on this is you'll be happer in the long run with a rocking
chair. Rock the kid to sleep, put him/her on a rock and he/she will
sleep. Trust me. Then you/wife sit in the chair and relax. The kid'll
outgrow the cradle fast, you'll still be using the rocker years from
now.
If you're dead set on a cradle, google, plenty of plans out there.
Or, check the archives, plans have been posted before. I've posted
several myself..
JOAT
If it ain't broke, don't lend it.
- Red Green
"J T" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Tue, Nov 8, 2005, 7:36pm (EST+1:30) [email protected]
(Dan Parrell) doth exclaim:
Mother wants a cradle that rocks.
JT replies My view on this is you'll be happer in the long run with a
rocking
chair. Rock the kid to sleep, put him/her on a rock and he/she will
sleep. Trust me.
You seem to have forgotten a few rules.
"Dan Parrell" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I need a set of plans in a big hurry, baby is due in a couple of months.
>Mother wants a cradle that rocks. Any help at all will be greatly
>appreciated. You can post a link here or e-mail me anything you got, please
>and
> thanks in advance .
> Dan
http://www.thewoodcrafter.net/dlnk.html?http://www.thewoodcrafter.net/proj/p16.html
Thanks all who posted
"Dan Parrell" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>I need a set of plans in a big hurry, baby is due in a couple of months.
>Mother wants a cradle that rocks. Any help at all will be greatly
>appreciated. You can post a link here or e-mail me anything you got, please
>and
> thanks in advance .
> Dan
>
On Tue, 8 Nov 2005 19:36:11 -0330, "Dan Parrell"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I need a set of plans in a big hurry, baby is due in a couple of months.
How about 17th century? There are some lovely hooded cradle patterns
from that period, if you like the antique style. They're oak or elm
framed panels, not spindles, so they also have a lot fewer parts and
there's none of the trapping hazard. If you can cut a usable mortice and
tenon, you can make one.
There's a nice plan in Taylor's
"The Construction of Period Country Furniture"
<http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0854420290/codesmiths-20>