Children's bunk bed - ship - timelapse of constructing.

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Children's bunk bed - ship - timelapse of constructing.

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Hello,

I would like to share with you a timelapse showing construction of a bunk bed for my son.
My father decided to build a construction based on his own idea and schematic.

I hope you like it.

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Really cool, I like it. I can't watch the video fully (I'm at work :roll: ), what technique are you using to join the timbers? Dowel/Domino ?

I am wanting to create a much simpler bunk later this year.

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ahfix wrote:Really cool, I like it. I can't watch the video fully (I'm at work :roll: ), what technique are you using to join the timbers? Dowel/Domino ?

I am wanting to create a much simpler bunk later this year.

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You'll see details while watching the video, but of course - I used dowels.
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atimias wrote: You'll see details while watching the video, but of course - I used dowels.
Glad to hear ... would have run a mile if it was pocket screws :lol: :lol: :lol:

I'll watch the video tonight.

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ahfix wrote:
atimias wrote: You'll see details while watching the video, but of course - I used dowels.
Glad to hear ... would have run a mile if it was pocket screws :lol: :lol: :lol:

I'll watch the video tonight.

ah
Nowt wrong with pocket screws in most situations mate using glue as well.
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Post by dewaltdisney »

I was a bit concerned that the four corner posts were not meaty enough. Okay I guess for small kids but not so good when they get older.

Looks good though, I am not sure if it is demountable as it would be a shame to break it up to either move or sell in the future.

Well done though :thumbright:

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Nice work, and beautiful design mate. :thumbleft:
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dewaltdisney wrote:I was a bit concerned that the four corner posts were not meaty enough. Okay I guess for small kids but not so good when they get older.

Looks good though, I am not sure if it is demountable as it would be a shame to break it up to either move or sell in the future.

Well done though :thumbright:

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The weight is distributed fairly on 6 posts, not 4 - solid wood, base of a square with dimensions 45x45 mm.
My wife (55 kg) can easily climb the bed and read the books with our son on higher bed :)

All elements are fully demountable, moreover - the ship prows are attached in a way that you can easily make bed longer if needed and reattach them.

Thanks for your comment :)
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Loved the toy animals playing cards. :thumbright:
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Argyll wrote:Nowt wrong with pocket screws in most situations mate using glue as well.
Yep, they have their uses but not sure I'd trust pocket holes on a bunk bed as I've seen a few youtubers do.
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Thank to all of you for kind words. The movie is a tribute to my father's commitment and hard work.
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Post by TTS1980 »

Absolutely fantastic! Lovely design. The food looked good also. :lol:
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