Looking forward to part 2 mate, you're going to need a crane to move it once it's done. I made 2 singles from Blackbutt for my boys and it was all heavy section material. The bed heads along weigh 40kg
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Hey, your Instagram link in the description is outdated. That change keeps confusing me, I didn't even realize you were the one who got that badass twin cut jointer.
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Great! I definitively look forward to part two!
Glad to see you made another guard for that scary jointer!!
That wood looks pretty awesome. Can't wait to see how it comes out.
Coming along nicely, it looks awesome like the way you shaped the bed post nothing like making a few shavings. Looking forward to seeing part 2.
Looking good. The leg design is pure win.
thanks mate
Beautiful work, can't wait for the next!
cheers mate!
A good one Jord thanks!
Cant wait for part two :)
Looking forward to part 2 mate, you're going to need a crane to move it once it's done. I made 2 singles from Blackbutt for my boys and it was all heavy section material. The bed heads along weigh 40kg
Nice work! :D
Looking good mate. I noticed a few new/different tools in the shop that caught my interest. Maybe an idea for a video?
I like the shape of those legs. Nice design!
What kind of wood did you use for this? I couldn't make out what you said. Thanks. Great build! I'll be following it very soon.
Really digging the design of the legs! Would love to see the leg dimensions, but I see the plans are no longer online?
Hi man , great job so far!! a quick one for you : have you sold your minimax?
Hello. How do we get the plans? The link to plans in description doesn't seem to work. Thanks!
Do you stop have plans for this bed?
I absolutely love your woodworking skills! I think if you would talk less and focus a bit more on showing us the making of the project that it would increase the quality of your videos! just something i wanted to share..
Going to be stunning. Is glue alone enough for the mitres on the legs? Thanks Jord.
Chris Carskaddan because it's long grain to long grain I think so, I do add a block in the next video to reinforce things though
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How much cost you think the timber used would be?
omg, i thought you were Sam Kolder!
Hey, your Instagram link in the description is outdated. That change keeps confusing me, I didn't even realize you were the one who got that badass twin cut jointer.
Very nice but !Holy crap 1300 for a queen ? it got to be nice !
Its pretty damn comfortable, didnt want to get off it once I laid down!
Aussie dollars, $1300 is one third of what I paid for my tempur mattress and it sucks.
Noice
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