DIY Toddler bed / Montessori bed Easy to build // transitional period before a larger bed
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In this video I am building a toddler//Montessori toddler beds with a twin size mattress Measurement ,it’s really simple to build and it looks really good the price of the materials is very low. check it out let me know what you think. Also if you like a bunkbed that is in a house check my other video • ✅ Bunk Beds // Woodwor...
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Can you make a list of the wood used and sizes cut?
Just a word of note, make sure you dry the landscape timber before attempting this. Most landscape timber is waterlogged and you will have a hard time cutting it cleanly.
Thank you for the video! Just finished my daughters. I modified a few things for the railings that will go on later but it turned out awesome! Wish I could share the final results.
Well I would love to see the picture you can Instagram me at Kushnirmike
Hi there! Thanks for the tutorial. I love that it’s a little different from other designs.
Quick question. What’s the overall height of this plan?
In the Center from bottom to top Peak is 66 1/2 inches and the side from bottom to top this 50 inches
Great vid Mike! After researching many different plans and vids, we fell on yours. Simple, yet classy and functional. Did exactly how you did with the addition of a side rail with the leftover 2x6. Thanks for taking the time to make such a great, detailed but concise vid!
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So I just decided I am going to make this myself ! Great video
Awesome wood working no fear skills, good video editing, and last but not least good DAD, thumbs up
nice work. BUT would not recommend the use of landscape timber (outdoor use) since these are TREATED with various chemicals. Would use regular untreated wood.
Awesome video...!!
the simplest and elegant DIY Toddler Bed video n YT.. thanks for sharing Mike, Blessings!
Thanks I appreciate it🙏
Did you cut teh 3x3s to 4ft then cut them down at 22 degrees so that the highest edge is still 4ft? I do not have a table saw so probably going to use some 4x4s from a big box store. Thanks for the video!
Yes you’re correct The highest edge is still 4 feet
Thank you for this answer lol, just about to cut my 3x3’s and was like wait a minute… 🤔🤔
Now how’d you get it into the house
Amazing video, thank you!
Mike I need help. When I line up the post and the roof trusts, it doesn’t line up like it should.
How would the measurements change if I were to make a king size (2 twin mattresses side by side). My kids all sleep in the same bed no matter what, so I think this is the solution for the time being.
I got it. Starting at 2:56, any measurement that would be 38” will be 76”.
Epic, ill be building this for my daughter soon. Whats that gadget called and the drill bit that get you the nice angled pilot holes?
kreg jig pocket hole
Awesome bed. I'm going to try and do something similar. Only question is that Kreg Jig - I think it's meant for only 1.5" thickness (so for 2x's), but any issues with the other side (without the screw) and gaps? Are your 3x3's true to size (so 3"x3")?
appreciate it thank you, yes you are correct Kreg jig is for 1.5 thickness And my 3 x 3 is more like 2 3/4 and no problem with It , it work out really good
Is this made for teen size bed?.
Very nicely done, did you use a pre-existing bed as the "bed". 😄
Would i be able to purchase plans for this? I am super new and don't understand what stuff like 22 inch degress means! 🙄...BUT i want to try!! My 2 girls will love these. Are there written plans available wth what to purchase, specs and instructions? Your design is so much cuter than the others! I would be SO grateful!
sorry I do not have any plans But I wish I did ,maybe I need to look into it
Amazing job!! I cant wait to give this a go. You made this seem much simpler than other yourube channels. I have a couple questions. Hopefully you can help.
1. To do a full size do you know what the measurements would be by chance?
2. What kind of paint are you using?
Oops 3. Did you have to prime and or seal the paint you used?
Thank you for watching 🙏
Yes I primer first and then paint it with some white paint I had and I believe it was eggshell finish
The measurements for a full-size is
So instead of cutting 38 inches wide for a twin size you will be cutting 53 inches wide for a full size and the rest is the same
@@mikekushnir6978 perfect thank you so very much! Im hoping to get started this week.
Deidra Wills You are welcome
Do you mind sharing what your out of pocket was just in the materials ?
Around $50
www.homedepot.com/p/8-ft-Landscape-Timber-288731/301802514
www.homedepot.com/p/2-in-x-6-in-x-8-ft-2-BTR-KD-HT-SPF-Dimensional-Lumber-058443/312528832
www.homedepot.com/p/Kreg-2-1-2-in-Coarse-Zinc-Plated-Steel-Square-Head-Pocket-Screw-50-Pack-SML-C250-50/205377485
What size pocket screws did you use?
Kreg Pocket Hole #8 x 2-1/2-in
@@mikekushnir6978 nice. I was playing a guessing game based on the video. Hit it right on the money😎😎😂 thanks a bunch
Hey! Trying to build two for my little girls sharing a room! Would greatly appreciate if you could send me the list of nails, and all supplies, and cut list if that’s possible. You did amazing! Thank you!
Material list
6 Pieces of 3x3x8 or 2x4x8
3 Pieces of 2x6x8
Box of screws 3 inches
I’m using 3/8 drillbit to pre-drill the holes for the screw
Side posts Cut 4 pieces out of 3x3 to 4ft long one of the ends in 22 1/4 degrees
Rooftop Cut 4 pieces out of 3x3 to 43” long one of the ends in 22 1/4 degrees
Cut 2 pieces of 2x6 74 inches long
Cut 3 pieces of 3x3 38 inches long
Cut 2 pieces of 2x6 38 inch long
You’re the best ! Thank you so much 🙏🏼✨
You’re welcome
@@mikekushnir6978 thank you so much, I am a total newbie and I ll try it for my son. Thank you so much, which brand of drill do you recommend me to get to do work with wood ?
Thank you
Your video says the roof trusses are 43” long but here you say they’re the same size as the side posts (4 feet or 48”) I’m following your instructions but the 74” sides were too short and I couldn’t figure out why until now. Also, the 2 1/2 inch screws were too long for the roof trusses, they went through and were showing about 1/2 an inch through the other side.
Hello I hope you could answer this if the size of the bed is 36x75 what will be the angle knowing you use 22 for 74" how about doing it in 75"
Do you think this would be sturdy enough to hang a hammock for th kiddos as well on it?
Yes and that a great idea
Hey Mike quick question, what size (or type) screw will I be using? How many? Also, what type of sandpaper did you use? I'll be doing the solo, if I can get it right the first time around I'll be a happy camper!
Are used 40 screws and they were 2 1/2 inch long any type Screws will be fine, and I used 120 grit sandpaper , good luck and thanks for watching
@@mikekushnir6978 Thank you for your response!
Do not build children's furniture with landscaping timbers or any lumber that is for outdoors! Outdoor lumber is treated with chemicals such as arsenic to keep it from rotting.
Could I build this using 4x4’s instead of 3x3’s and would it change any of my measurements?
I know this is a stupid question for someone seasoned, but can you please explain the 22.25° cuts? If the sides to the base 2x6 are 90° angles then how are the roof cuts not 30° since their overall obtuse angle measurement should be 120° angles for the roof trusses… I could be doing this entirely wrong, but as lumber prices are rediculous and I’m trying to decide converting the measurements to a toddler crib mattress, this information would be very helpful! Thanks!
This looks great! Amazing job!
Thanks 🙏
What is the blue tool you are using to create the screw holes called?
www.homedepot.com/p/Kreg-Pocket-Hole-Jig-KPHJ320/310410050
This looks amazing!! I’m wanting to buy the tools for my hubby to make 2 of these. Can you tell me what tools you used? I would appreciate it!
www.homedepot.com/p/Kreg-Pocket-Hole-Jig-KPHJ320/310410050
Drill, a strong one
Bits, maybe like 3/8 or 1/2 bit to drill the holes
The tool that was already suggested by the first reply
Wood
Table saw and if possible a chop saw
Measure 3 times then cut
Good luck
So I tried and cut all my 3x3 the way it mentions in the video and and it gave me a 72 inch length instead of 74… not sure if someone else had the same problem ? But it works for me. I adjusted the length accordingly and I am using something different instead of a twin mattress.
This looks great! Im in the middle of trying to make my child one of these but Im a first timer. What is the name of tht little blue gadget you're drilling into to make the perfect holes?
www.homedepot.com/p/Kreg-Pocket-Hole-Jig-KPHJ320/310410050
This pocket hole jig it’s really handy, it makes building is easy
Yup it's jast me watching this couse were having a new house I'm young
do you have written dimensions?
Material list
6 Pieces of 3x3x8 or 2x4x8
3 Pieces of 2x6x8
Box of screws 3 inches
I’m using 3/8 drillbit to pre-drill the holes for the screw
Cut 4 pieces out of 3x3 to 48”long one of the ends in 22 1/4 degrees (( walls))
Cut 4 pieces out of 3x3 to 43” long both ends in 22 1/4 degrees in parallel to each other ((roof))
Cut 2 pieces of 2x6 74 inches long ((bottoms sides))
Cut 3 pieces of 3x3 38 inches long ((too))
Cut 2 pieces of 2x6 38 inch long (( bottom))
Thanks for watching
I want to do this but with a full size bed, what are the measures for the wood pieces for a full size bed?
If u r in Canada Ontario can u plz build me two for my twin girls
Can you post a description of the measurements and cuts
I always get confused with the angle cutting on wood
🤙🔨
This is probably gonna sound super silly but what kind of paint did you use? It looks so pretty and glossy! Do you have to do more that one coat, or seal it with anything?
do you have plans for this bed
Can we return this if it does not match?
Can you use a nail gun? If not what tool are using?
I would recommend screws because nails will pull out
@@mikekushnir6978 okay so I can just use a basic drill?
Yep you get it
Thank you for the video! I am also planning on making these for my twin girls! I am a beginner with no tools. Do you recommend what tools I should buy for ones showing at 0:28 and 0:32? Thank you again!
Do not buy a table saw like the one he used. That thing is outdated and incredibly dangerous. The way he used it is also very dangerous if you’re not incredibly careful. If you buy a table saw make sure you fully understand all the ways you can be injured using one.
By chance would you have a list of materials used, but for a full size bed instead of twin?
No I don’t have a material list for a full size But I think it would be mostly the same just the width would be wider depending on how wide is your full-size match
Can I use 2x4 instead of 3x3?
Oh yeah that will work great , I just personally like the thickness of 3 x 3 look and 2 x 2 was a little too narrow of a look for me
Oh ok thanks
To follow up on this. Other than you not liking the look of a 2x2 look could it still work? Was considering cutting my 2x4 into a 2x2. Thoughts?
Hi Mike, I hope you are well. Thank you for this amazing video, super helpful. By any chance, do you have (roughly) the cost for this (twin size like you did)? Thank you in advance
It was fairly cheap if I can remember it less than $45 for the materials thanks for watching 🙏
What wall color is this ?
Do you have measurement for twin bed as well please?
This is a twin size mattress measurements .
If that’s your question?
Do you actually have written form of supplies that is needed. It is little unclear on the video. Would greatly appreciate if you could send all the supplies needed with measurements.
Ok gotcha i’ll get you the sizes soon
@@mikekushnir6978 still did not get the sizes. Do you mind sending it please. Also, what was the size of the whole that you made from kreg jig?
Material list
6 Pieces of 3x3x8 or 2x4x8
3 Pieces of 2x6x8
Box of screws 3 inches
I’m using 3/8 drillbit to pre-drill the holes for the screw
Cut 8 pieces out of 3x3 to 4ft long one of the ends in 22 1/4 degrees
Cut 2 pieces of 2x6 74 inches long
Cut 3 pieces of 3x3 38 inches long
Cut 2 pieces of 2x6 38 inch long
do you have written plans for this?
Sorry I don’t have plans
How much did this project total out to be ?
It cost me under $50 I can’t remember exactly
What size&brand screw did u use?
I use 3 inch screws from Kreg jig screws
Thank you so much for this video. What is the blue tool called that you used right before you drilled in the nails?
You’re welcome thanks it’s called Kreg Pocket-Hole Jig
@@mikekushnir6978 thank you so much!
Pocket hole is the best investment I ever did for my projects lol
@@CIAragDe yes same here
This fits a twin mattress?
Yes it will 38 inches wide by 75 inches
@@mikekushnir6978 If i were to make this a toddler bed, would the lengths of the 2X6 boards be all that changes? 28X53?
Amazing, inspired on making this one for my little princess :)
Amazing!!!
Thanks 🙏