Ultimate DIY Bed Build || Easy Wooden Bed Plans
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MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
Tonight I watched this entire video with my three-year-old before her bedtime. She was enthralled ( _almost_ to the level of Daniel Tiger), following right along with your storytelling style and asking lots of questions about the tools and techniques. She said she can't wait for the video about the headboard (she calls it the big green pillow). I just wanted you to know that you are leaving a great impression on the next generation of artists and craftspeople.
I can’t wait to buy a future project. Makes my heart happy thinking hand made traditions will continue.
I agree. My kids enjoy his videos because in their words "Dad!!! He's a big kid, like you but skinny." Well at least they can make me a really good old fashioned now thanks to Jason.
That's adorable!
That is awesome! This is what we have to teach our children, there are so much out there for them to choose from and people forget that you don't have to be doctor to be an accomplished professional in your field. It's amazing how much TH-cam and other social media has made that happen to many.
Dude you’re the fastest content creator ever. You are literally running circles around us 😵💫
Love the content brotha. Can’t wait for our MYM event in January. Cheers man 🥃
What is MYM?
@@charaseac it is an event I have called meet your maker. I invite some of the most influential content creators in the woodworking community to come out to my shop and hang out with the public. It’s a free event and Jasón is coming out in January
@William Douglas Co he has time because he doesn’t answer anyone’s comments 🤣🤣
Only thing I would have added would be some tabs o either end of the slats to keep them from sliding back and forth.nice job !
I don't have to tell anyone. As soon as they meet me they know there are no screws in my bed, ever! :p
Thats… not… what she said.
(Note to self: Remove center support from our bed, as a marital aid....)
That tip at 7:45 was amazing. I've been using that exact technique on metal and plastic for 30 years and never thought to use it on wood. Thank you.
I am a trim carpenter and have been using that technique on wood for 30 years. I would add that, at least in my circles, it has a name. It is called "teasing the wood" or "rolling your corners". I am more impressed with the fact that he does it. Just because a person has a channel does not make them competent. He is competent. Along with the Samurai Woodworker, he is one of my favorites.
A rhombus is an equilateral quadrilateral (Yes I used spell check for that). If the sides are not all the same dimension but the opposite side pairs are the same length, it would be a parallelogram. Any way you name it, it looks fantastic. :)
Math teacher here… parallelogram not rhombus… rhombus would mean all four sides are equal in length
Dude, you are messed up...and I mean that in the best possible way. You bring a smile to my face with your subtle antics.
Rhombus is what you get if you squish a square. So all sides are equal. Parallelogram is what you get if you squish a rectangle so only opposite sides are equal. Great vid 😉
Uh whaaaat?????? Now I'm confused 😕
@@WoodsmanSkills take a square. Hold it by the corners so like one corner on your thumb and the opposite corner on your pointer finger and squeeze. The two corners your are touching will get closer together and the other two corners will get farther apart. As long as the side lengths don’t change you have a rhombus.
High School Math teacher here. More or less spot on.
Technically a rhombus is only defined as a quadrilateral with all equal sides. A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel sides. ... and yeah, we are taking straight sides, not curved.
So technically a square is both a parallelogram and a rhombus. A rectangle without four equal sides is technically a parallelogram, but not a rhombus. Clear as paint? ;)
There are easy to find flowcharts online if anyone is confused and wants more clarity. I use them in class because it is something that often makes way more sense visually than strictly with words.
Except for the fact that all squares are rectangles.
(Also, all squares are rhombuses).
A rhombus has four equal sides; a rectangle has four ninety degree angles.
Another great project. I was wondering what grit sandpaper you stopped at. I'm trying Rubio Monocoat for the first time. I keep hearing stop at 180 grit. 220 seems like a better choice at a minimum to me. I would normally go to 320 before finishing. Thanks!
I think I remember him saying in another video he goes up to 220 with his sander, then hand sands back to 180.
Man what I would give to be your apprentice. Always amazing work. 👏
Like the video, you might've already known that someone would ask you to design matching nightstands, dresser & chest 😎👈
This bed is interesting but doesn't really fit my personal style 😅
Can the legs at the foot of the bed be moved inboard? My toes take enough damage on the door frame to the bathroom. And the dresser. And the corner of the wall.
I love your channel!!! I’ve only started woodworking. I’ve made a slatted bench & two outdoor chairs. Next two of these bed frames! Thank you.
Awesome build. Happy Thanksgiving
DUDE!!!!!!
I watch your videos for the sound effects. Great looking bed
Ofc are you right with the rhombus. You own a shape'r, so who else would be credible talking shapes if not you. ;)
Can’t wait for the headboard build video.
If you’re looking for a way to end that, showing the fully installed and styled bed in your bedroom would be awesome.
Such a great build! My son is getting a queen bed for Christmas and we're trying to figure out a frame for it. I really wish I had the tool set and workshop you do...this would be perfect. Oh well, I guy can dream.
That is disappointing you couldn't use your patented hip thrust but overall still a great video. Hahaha.
I think we might have just inadvertently solved who was at fault for the top vs bottom mounted bearing bit fiasco during the shuffleboard build.... lol
Those legs on the headboard side make this the perfect bed for the functional programmer in your life!
BMW pulls through again! Awesome video but now I’m tired!!
Not a rhombus, it's a parallelogram. A rhombus is a parallelogram with 4 equal sides. Your sides are not equal.
My favorite moment of the week.
Love the bed man. Especially the roll up slats and the headboard!
Woodworking class taught me to always use blocks between the clamps and wood to prevent the feet from leaving marks....There a reason why you don't?
Lol, you said more sack time.🤣🤣🤣 Seriously however that was an awesome video👍👍👍
Beautiful Bed. I just built My Wife and I new bed 2 months ago and now wish I would have waited. I just hope she doesn’t see this video anytime soon lol
Get out of my head!
Lol. I swear you post exactly the things I've been thinking of building.
This bed totally works for the software developer in me with that lambda shaped leg. λ calculus you know.
You should be writing for a TV show as well. In fact "The Bourbon Moth" Files sounds like a great show. It could be about a DIYer/Woodworker/Content Creator that solves mysteries around town...there could be a cowl and cape...did I go too far? But it would be cool! Bourbon Mothman!
James - I guarantee you didn’t go too far because you can tell he thinks of himself as Robin what with all the sanding and stuff. Bourbon Mothman and his sidekick Robin (Like the bird 🦅) who does all the heavy lifting and crime fighting. Ixnay on the Apecay though. Didn’t you see The Incredibles?
I have to admit though he does a bang up job on these projects. Do you think he reads these bang up comments like yours James? From now on he’s Mothman to me and my friends. L0L
We have that same saw at work, I’m not the biggest fan of cutting mitres on it. Maybe it just gets beat up in a cabinet shop but it’s kinda finicky to me.
Dude your the man. I was working off a great Basil Haden during the Build. Thank you!
I'm going with your bed plans. This man made a boat with NO plan! This will work for me!!
Great video, tho i now find myself wholly perplexed about the design (which is really cool looking btw)…. more specifically, how in holy hell can the combined weight of the:
-mattress
-2-ppl
-and the support rails
all be adequately supported on the strength of the glue joints & dominos alone? R those little mo-fos really that strong???
Fantastic build, as always. Jason... can you tell us about that black and blue vertical screw clamp that fits into your bench dog holes?
Nice job, looks beautiful.
Hard to tell from the very off-angle view but I don't think that's a rhombus... I think it's a parallelogram. A rhombus by definition, all 4 sides have equal length. So the 4 sided figure analogous too am isosceles triangle except there are two distinct angles and not one... That would be a square. Your block, from what I can see looks like a parallelogram, different length sides and same basic configuration. AND yes I studied math for years LOL
I know this is old but where's the carpet tape?
TH-cam had royally screwed things up by changing the description to every video every made to some default. All of the links that used to be there are gone. Even the video links mentioned in the videos are gone. WTF TH-cam?!?!?
Can you help Jason? Can you just stay an Amazon page with a list? That would fix a lot of this.
Realy like the desing , even if it mean adding toes insurance ! Lol !
One of your best builds so far! Definitely in my todo list
I love the sound effects when you put the support frame in the middle 🤣🤣🤣
This looks great, I may end up using this design for my wifes backup snoring bed... Im afraid to ask how much money you spent on 8/4 and 5/4 black walnut though...
Class as always. Now can you make a wooden mattress 😂
That’s Knot a good idea! Sorry, I couldn’t help myself.
You should add a mattress!! It would be more comfortable!! :P
With those pieces of plywood that you add for clamping the side, could you just leave them a bit longer so they overhang? Or might that risk the chisel going into the wood of the bed or something?
Where I am in England I need to drive 2-3h to find timber like walnut even then it’s bad quality and super expensive it’s nice in America with so much hardwood down there I payed £78 a meter for some white oak 2x4 some time ago
28:16 Shoot for a 1/4" or even a 1/2" over, and equispace the box, between the legs, for added appeal.
And now the "kid jump" crash test 😂
I just realized that this design has one big disadvantage! You cannot disassemble it if you need to move. Sorry no good for me. I can appreciate your efforts though. Nice job.
My dad weighs like 600lbs. How would you suggest reinforcing it for someone big like him?
Love your builds, and all of your tricks it definitely helps me with all of my builds!
You dont want a dry fit while using the hip thrust!!😅
Damn, the wife is really making you pay for chopping get favorite bed in half a couple videos back, huh?? lol 😂
Now, show me how to build one for a Queen sized bed that has built in drawers so that I have drawers to hide stuff in rather than just shoving stuff under the bed to hide it. Hahha Please! Cause that's what I need to build but my design skills suck...
"Bouncin around a bit"? You mean the 'Willamette Valley shimmy'?
No bicycle handlebars mounted to the headboard?
Hey Jason if you did conceive a child using the patented hip thrust method you could christen the baby “Domino”.
Isn’t promoting a VPN to do that opening yourself up for a lawsuit from Netflix?
Do you sell licenses too for your patented hip-thruster technique??? I really want one then so I can start using that amazing technique too!!
your intro remind me of cuddling by John Stamos and Bob Saget (Collage Humour )
not a rhombus. parallelogram. rhombus is a parallelogram that has 4 equal length sides. Squares are rhombuses that have right angles. But what a nice bed!
A Rhombus has all 4 sides the same length. Like a tilted square. Hard to tell from the video but it looked like 2 sides were longer than the other 2. Like a tilted rectangle. That makes it a parallelogram.
Great looking project, as always. Out of curiosity, why did you choose to use more walnut for the slat supports? With that never being seen, I thought something a little economical might be employed. Just curious.
I've built 300+ bed frames for my business, and quite a number of those were nice hardwood ones. I never used the nice wood for the center support. I always used ash. It's a very solid, nice hardwood, but it's the least expensive of the ones I use. I'd never make a hidden part out of walnut unless the customer wanted it. But I've never had a customer care about that.
@@bmay8818 I can't seem to find ash anywhere near me (Chicago). Big box and local lumber yard don't carry it. Any other option for a bed frame you'd suggest?
@@micha-42 Of the hardwood bed frames I made, ash was the dominant wood because it's less expensive than the others, which is also why I made the hidden supports out of it on non-ash frames. It's a great wood, harder than red oak, and it looks nice. You can use just about anything really, though I'd stay away from the softer woods like alder. I've made a ton of doug fir bed frames because it's cheap construction lumber (which cleans up nicely in the planer), which I could get away with because I overbuilt my design. My favorite wood is walnut, especially paired with curly maple. I don't use exotics.
Why do I keep hearing the Airbnb notification throughout the soundtrack?
The tufted headboard with buttons is at odds with the style of bed, suggest black leather or linen -- no tufting (too formal and traditional).
I love you in a non-gay way man. I can't wait to work with wood...also in a non-gay way man.
Hope you keep doing what you're doing.
$13.68/L.F
Thx for the vid, tips and humor
The squeeze out is always the hardest to deal with ;)
Awesome piece! Used your last bed build video to help me build my bed. Now I might need to build a new bed lol.
Just curious on your choice to glue up the mitred box, how are you going get that in the house?
Same way as the mattress :)
@@pretenda Bending it in the middle so that it will make it around the corner? 😁
@@LouisNafziger hahaha yep! Nah the ensemble we had was a solid base for it to sit on, same size as the mattress, just hard.
I still see your arms and legs so clearly you didn't pay that for those walnut wood... how much were they?
7:34 umm, why bother with all that when someone’s gonna back with a round over bit on that mitered corner anyway?
Do you even Ishitani, bro?
I understand that those mortisses were cut on the 45 angle, but they were done incorrectly. Next time please use the patented hip thrust
This madman is using walnut for the inside of the bed that no one will ever see, lol, im too poor for that i just used 2x4s in the bed i just built
Great work! I might actually be able to make this one.
Watch your shins…platform beds are the worst in the dark.
the back leg would be really cool with a half lap too!
Since your building it in one piece, how do you get it around corners, down the hall and into the bedroom, not to mention upstairs?
Great build as always, Jason!! Uncompromising use of black walnut throughout :)
I have a question, as I'm about to start a bed build of my own. My frame needs to be knockdown as there's no way I'm getting a big bed up my stairs unless it's in pieces. So the question is, would you recommend mitred corners if I'm using knockdown bed hardware, or would the corners never be pulled tight enough to look pretty?
I am interested to know what hardware would pull in tight? Genuine question BTW
Now to get the frame physical to the bedroom.. Would not be able to in this house.
Pro tip. Avoid getting glue in your crack. Just.... trust me
Woww... 👍👍 It's amazing?
Where do you get wood like that?
From a walnut tree…..
Still looking for those bloopers!!!!
Cool build Jason! Could you put whatever it was that you have holding up the bed while you were staining in the tool list? Thanks.
Bench cookies and risers?
I was linked to this vid from a note on video of bed being made in a shop the size of this bed.....
My toe already hurts from the thought of kicking those A frame legs at the foot of the bed.
For being a beginner, I’d love to know the board feet of rough cut you get for projects like these, all that black walnut makes my wallet hurt and I haven’t even built in it yet due to no local suppliers
Far far far more than any bed should ever cost. :(
might be a dumb question, but why not just use a sheet of plywood?
Great stuff and beautiful work as always! 👍
Does anyone have any suggestions for a furniture building or blueprint app?
Great looking. When that motion gets going 8 dominos and 4 inserts are going to hold. Lol.
Do you sand the meters corners that had to be repaired for the gaps before the glue you added dries or after?
I dont need a new bed i dont need a new bed i dont need a new bed i dont need a new bed i dont need a new bed i dont