
This is the template we used.
The frame is 3 pcs. of 3/4” ash glued together. We cut out the center piece first then glue on an out side layer.




Can never have enough clamps.



This is what it will look like. Now we cut that last layer on the inverted pin router.



This is what it looks like after all three layers are cut.

Here is one out of two frames cut with the axles inserted.



Here are the steps for the bed.




Next we cut the other frame and sand it all up.
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shipwright
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#1 posted 98 days ago
This looks like so much fun.
You certainly do good work.
I’ll bet this one goes in the sales album.
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a1Jim
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#2 posted 98 days ago
This is a fantastic project very interesting.
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John Lowell
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#3 posted 97 days ago
Wow, what a job. I don’t know who can dream this type of project up, but you all sure are building it right.
cheers
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whitebeast88
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#4 posted 97 days ago
beautiful work.amazing craftsmanship.
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#5 posted 97 days ago
Great Blog, Thanks for sharing!
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camps764
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#6 posted 97 days ago
So awesome! I’m definitely going to be following closely with this one!
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