I am trying to find a wooden, back-to-back glider swing for a children's playgym swingset like the one pictured here from Cedar Works Playsets: http://www.flickr.com/photos/87013076@N00/989348671/ Unfortunately, Cedar Works will not sell the swings to anyone that doesn't have one of their playsets and I don't. All I can find are molded plastic glider swings, but I want the wood glider instead. It would need to be shipped to the U.S. and I hope to pay under $200. Maybe there is a custom woodworker out there somewhwere that could make me one. Thanks for any sources you might know of.

I just bought a wooden glider-bench at a garage sale. It seems in fair shape, no rot and minimal rust, but the wood is VERY dry. It has some remnants of an old stain finish still in it; I'm certain it isn't paint. After sanding it down to remove the rough places, how can I put some glow back into the wood? Wax? Oil? Special finish? Any help is greatly appreciated.

I need to separate the wooden parts of a glider to replace a broken leg. I removed all the screws but found that the large base and spindles are glued and I don't want to damage them to remove the broken piece

Can any professional guide me on how to go about with the dimensions of a glider i.e 1.What should be the ratio of the length of the main body to the lenght of the wings 2.What should be the ratio of the lenght of the main body to its breadth (main body of the glider is a wooden strip 3 mm thick and 3 inch wide)etc. (My glider has the main body consisiting of balsa wood and wings are of aluminium sheet)

I have a wooden glider and stool that I bought when my daughter was born. I now want to move it into a different room and I would like to make a slip cover to put over it since it is pink. Any suggestions?

a baby rocking chair, glider. different squeeks from the wood or screws?

This glider rocking chair is only 6 years old and it creaks so badly! We have tried replacing all the bolts, soaking the wood in water, silicone, oil and nothing seems to be working. It is really, really creeky and it seems to me it's because the wood is just so dried out. The creeking is coming from the dried out wood, like I said.

I have a small wooden glider on my deck, I believe it is oak or pine. I have stripped off the old, weathered finish and want to re-finish it now. It is in full sun during the summer & I need advice as to what to use that would provide maximum protection for the wood, would prefer a transparent or translucent finish. Thanks!