The crack in the wood is due to the wood drying out. Go to the hardware store and buy a small tin of woodfiller. Apply the woodfiller into the crack. Depending on the width of the crack, you may have to do two or three applications. Always wait for 24 hours between applications because the woodfill will also shrink as it dries. Once the woodfill dries on the final application, and no more shrinking is visible, use a fine grade sandpaper and carefully sand the woodfill repair so that it is as smooth as the surrounding wood. Finally, go to the hardware store and buy a colour pencil that matches the colour of the wood. Apply the pencil to the repaired area. Bingo! Good as new.
carving wood is pretty much cutting the piece of wood to make a shape
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If you are good at carving wood, you can carve your own piece to replace the broken one. If you are not good at carving i would suggest you visit a store that sells beds, they will usually sell spare parts.
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It is a physical change, because you're giving the wood a new shape.
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They way to repair a rocking chair depends on what is wrong with it. If it is a crack or chip one can fill it with wood filler. If it is warped you can shave or sand some wood off to make the surface smooth.
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