SHAKER TYPE ROCKER WITH WOODEN PINS DRIVER
SHAKER TYPE ROCKER WITH WOODEN PINS FREE

This elegant style, which originated in the Northeast, is distinguished by mushroom-shaped wooden knobs and straight, tapered legs.

SHAKER TYPE ROCKER WITH WOODEN PINS DRIVER

NOTE: Whenever you are not actively running the orbital shaker, turn OFF the switch for the motor driver power supply (“I” is on and “O” is off). Antique Shaker style furniture, like its creators, is minimalist, practical, and clean. To reset the system, restart the Arduino board by turning the switch off and on. After the 10 second window, the motor will start accelerating and rotate continuously at the established speed.Ħ. The rotation of the knob will translate to a change in input RPM, which will be reflected instantaneously on the LCD monitor.ĥ. Following a few more seconds, you will be given a 10 second window to turn the knob. After a few seconds, the range for the motor speed will be introduced. Pay attention to the LCD monitor on the front side of the base. Turn on the switch for the Arduino and the motor, whose switch is exposed on the opposite side of the Arduino board.Ĥ. Plug the 12V power supply into the DC power jack. Connect the 9V power supply with the inline power switch and plug it into the power jack on Arduino. Refer to the pictures below for reference.Ģ. Make sure all the parts are attached to each other firmly. Complete all of the steps mentioned in the Assembly. Place the triangle support on the bearing and motor arms and screw them using a screwdriver, such that it will look like Figure 13, but for the diameter of your choice.ġ. Refer to the placements in Figure 12 to understand which slots will lead to which diameters. Choose the shaking diameter that is appropriate for your application. Additionally stick 3 8-32 Hex Nuts into the slots atop the triangle support piece. Use a screwdriver and pliers to ensure that this is tight. Additionally slot the bearing inserts into the bearings, securing it in place by slotting in a 8-32 x 3/4” Phillips Head Screw through each insert and securing the bottom tight with a 8-32 Hex Nut. Slot three bearings into the bearing holes of the triangle support.

SHAKER TYPE ROCKER WITH WOODEN PINS FREE

(NOTE: feel free to modify the design of the CAD model for this part as we noticed it does not work as expected)ĥ. Slot the motor arm onto the shaft of the Stepper Motor and use a single 8-32 x 1/4” Phillips Head Screw to tighten the arm around the shaft. Super glue a 8-32 hex nut into the hex nut slot of the motor arm, allowing time to dry before moving on.Ĥ. Stick the 4 8-32 x 2 1/2” Phillips Head Screws into 4 corners on the bottom of the base and screw them all the way up through the hex nuts on the lid.ģ.

Make sure that the motor is exposed from the top through a hole on the lid. While at rest, this rocker measures 24 wide X 30 deep X 47 high, this is an over-all measurement that includes the entire rocker blade. Gracefully turned finials, urn turnings and mushroom caps combine for a wonderful rocking chair.

Also insert 4 8-32 hex nuts into the four corners of the lid. A classic design that is a rocker version of our popular Elder’s Chair. Fully insert the bearing arms into the bearings. Similarly, insert 4 8-32 hex nuts into the motor arm. Do this by inserting 4 8-32 hex nuts in each of the bearing arms the slots along the top and 2 bearings into the bearing slots of the lid. First, mimic the setup with the arms atop the lid in Figure 1. Here are a few examples of Shaker furniture. Chairs tended to be ladder back with cane seats.Doors were flat paneled and used rail frames.Paint colors were typically red, blue, yellow, or green.Native species of cherry, pine, or maple were used because of their self-sufficient lifestyle.Some believe this style was the inspiration for Danish and Mid-Century Modern. This rocker is available with wood-plank seats or can be woven with Rush or Shaker tape Please click on image for larger & detail viewscoming soon Elder’s Rocker. Handles and drawer pulls are almost always wood.Īn extensive collection can be found at. We use 5/8 wide Shaker tape as our standard, we feel that it produces a quality seat that lends itself well to our products. Their solution was to use asymmetrical drawers or other plain forms such as beaded moulding for “decoration”. Ornamentation was seen as prideful or deceitful. The Shaker Style was a distinctive American design of the “United Society of the Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing” more commonly known as the Shakers.

Shaker type rocker with wooden pins