it can be passed off as a handle, since the backboard is so large. honestly might even come in handy for that purpose if he ever moves to another house and doesn't want to fully disassemble the light panels, thereby losing the ability to grab the headboard there
Obviously this is down to personal aesthetic preference, but if you are going to remake the LED panels anyway, you could think about making them in a "warm white" tone instead of the "cool white" you have here. This gives a sort of "cozier" look fitting in a bedroom and I personally think it would look better against the yellow tones in the wood.
This was a long project. Totally worth it because now I use it every day ;) I tried to pack as much information as possible in the video without making it boring and keeping the flow up. But I hope to see you during the live stream, where I will share more details. www.patreon.com/posts/more-about-bed-74145531 Since it got commented on often. Raising the bed by 12mm to fix the alignment doesn't work because then the hidden drawers don't work
Or you could just remove the switches and outlets on both sides and build an inlet using so called „Hohlwanddosen“ which are 35mm deep. Then you can add the switches to the front side of the head board and do not need to use the wall switch in a „hole“. And you can choose a different switch/outlet design matching your bed‘s design.
Why don't you just move the outlets 12mm down? An electrician can do that and all you'd have to do is just fill in the wall. I'm sorry if you have already considered it.
If you haven't made any changes to the light panels yet, you could add 12mm feet to the bottom of your legs and raise the entire bed up; that would also require lengthening the retention strings on your drawers, but all of that could be easier and cheaper than redoing the light boxes.
Wow, young man. You master so many skills: language, communication, editing, electricity and the woodworking. Thank your parents each day for making it possible for you to achieve your potentials. I watched every second of this video in pure pleasure. You should be so proud of yourself. Amazing in so many levels. Best of wishes to you and your kind family.
i have seen so many carpenter work but your workmanship is next level with DIY tools and power tools. I must say you have shown most of the important work on the video
In every dictionary the word 'perfection' should be explained with a link to your channel. It's simply amazing how well done everything is in terms of craftsmanship, planning, video editing and so on. Unbelievable. I am speechless.
If you don't want to see the LEDs in the panels, use two layers of frosted material spaced apart, with one layer close to the LEDs but not touching, and the other layer on the outside.
@@MariusHornberger when I built my sci-fi led flashlight I frosted the glas lens myself with sandpaper. That worked very well. Well, at least when I found out *how* to do it 🤭
Despite the very small error with the power points lineup, this has got to be one of the best design and builds I have ever seen. The hidden drawers are exceptionally clever. I absolutely love the pebble and epoxy features and I am definitely going to try something similar with my next project. Pat yourself on the back, you deserve it. Well done.
Imagine the girlfriend coming into the bedroom seeing the two cushions removed.. she instantly knows what Marius is up to. Or even better.. he comes into the bedroom seeing the two cushions have been taken off... =D
Im a country guy.....I know work.....How much it takes to complete something....But you take it to another level, completing tasks with sometimes minimal tools and achieving the result of a 10 000eur macine with a simple 300€ macine... Respect
Marius, I am not a carpenter however I enjoy watching these programmes. I must confess that your project was astounding, well made and highly entertaining to watch. Your skills in engineering and use of a wide range of tools are breathtaking. Well done and rest assured that I will be watching all your projects from now on.
Just Wow! What a fabulous project Marius. The ingenuity, the craftsmanship, the videography, the editing, the patience and willpower to complete such a big project, not to mention your humour. Thank you for giving us so much in this video. Without question this surpasses all your previous projects by a large margin. I can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Unglaublich viel Arbeit für ein exquisites Schlafmöbel. Ich bewundere den Einfallsreichtum und die Geduld beim Hantieren mit schweren Hölzern auf eng begrenztem Raum. Den (hoffentlich) erholsamen Schlaf in diesem Bett hat sich Marius redlich verdient!
An absolutely amazingly impressive project, the craftsmanship and ingenuity are second to none, not to mention the videography and editing. You’re a very clever man Marius.
A beautiful and functional design with first class workmanship. And phenomenal video editing, Thank you taking us along on the build. Tie downs... just smerks!
Good job! personally I would have incorparated the sockets and switch in the headboard myself. Mayby that is still an option? You dont have to make the light feature again, you could just fill the opening with the plugs behind it and make it flush. Thank you for the great content!
Finally, I've been waiting a long time for a new video. 👏 It's a pleasure to watch your stubbornness to make things work exactly the way you want them to. I'm always amazed by your creative ideas in solving a problem. 👍 Everyone has the problem with the router sled binding, except you, you just mount gear and move on, brilliant.
I love your videos. The camera work, the narration, the quality woodwork, the creativity and the sense of humor in "future me's" appearances. I wasn't sure of what the 10,000 cost referred to until I thought about all the specialty cam's you purchased.
Excellent project Marius. Moving the sockets down 12mm will be much faster as doing the light panel adaption. Yes, it's a little bit of dirt but by using plaster it will be done in 30-40mins. Very well done! Love it!
Marius, you are a jack of all trades AND master them all! Your engineering ideas are amazing, your build quality second to none and your videos ever so entertaining. You package your solid engineering knowledge, your exceptional woodworking skills and your masterful sense of humor into ever so smart videos that we can learn from, puzzle over how you came up with things, and get a laugh out of as well. Very well done!
Really great build! A few thoughts: If you ever get sick of seeing the LEDs, you could take apart some old LCD monitors and steal the diffuser panels from them. The rock inlay looks awesome. I think it would look really cool against a white stain.
Working out of his fathers workshop and having his father as a teacher doesn't hurt. Give some credit to the old man first, THEN you can thank the trainee.
WOW! and..um... WOW! Marius, once again your furniture concept/design and esthetic taste/skills compliment your mechanical skills. This is an amazing bed!
That is not really that easy in brick walls. It also might be a rental space, making this proposition even more questionable, as you would have to reverse this change before moving out.
Marius, I have been watching your videos for years now, you are an exceptionally resourceful young man. the world needs more talents like you. your parents must be super proud of you, I am, although you are not related to me.
Marius, you mad lad. Not a fan of the lamps, cloth fixings and gravel but major respect for the everything else. Beautifully (over) engineered and a work of art. Great job 👍
Hi Marius, its a pleasure to watch you woodworking. And I Enjoy a lot, that you do not hide the little mistakes and difficulties on the way. Thank you for your great content.
your project videos are genuinely the most entertaining videos I've ever watched on TH-cam. The elegance of your design, the humbleness of your workshop, the precision of your engineering and execution and the products you end up with all are extremely inspiring and entertaining. All the power to you friend! Thank you for the content!
Simply add 12mm blocks onto the angle brackets that support the headboard to raise it up. Screw holes that may show can be plugged and sanded flush again. Did you forget to mention the hidden restraint bars? :D
Richtig interessantes Projekt. Was für ein Haufen Arbeit. Das hast du echt gut gemacht. Auch der Videoschnitt und die Animationen sind mega. Danke für das Video.
Wow... Einfach nur Genial. Das Beste "Woodworking" Video das ich seit langem gesehen hab. Die Idee mit den Schubladen und dem Touch Panel sind einfach nur Inspirierend....
Wow, dass Bett sieht einfach richtig richtig schön aus. Wollte eigentlich nur kurz in das Video rein schauen, hab mir dann aber doch jede Sekunde angeschaut😂 Ich habe es definitiv nicht bereut das Video ganz anzuschauen. Immer weiter so! :)
I would think many Germans speak better English than many English speaking natives and most of us can’t speak German to save our lives. Travel to Germany. It’s a beautiful country with beautiful caring and incredibly well mannered people.
@@nickbowd I left Germany because it’s a mess. They let everyone in and give them money. Taxes through the roof and the Muslims are covered up on the road it’s sad I’m glad I left a long time ago. Wish Germany would be like it was. Clean and not overtaken
Love the high quality production proccess and finishing, never cease to amaze me seeing your effort in creating tools and templates specifically for your works.
Very nice project, very nicely executed! I‘m so happy that even such a perfectionist makes sometimes some mistakes, but at the same time I can truly feel with you! Thank you Marius for putting everything in one part! That‘s much nicer to watch than some endless series without any progress of some other German woodworkers 😉
I think you can gain a lot of efficiency in your flattening if you run the router the long way instead of the short way. Especially now that you have the gears, it should be easy to push back and forth. Then you make many fewer passes / adjustments.
Truly, "What a project!". Superb build, with every detail (the border around the sides, the lights, the bedside drawers, the hidden drawers, the rounded edges) being so unique & beautifully done. Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼!!
If those bars are made for what I think thy are: They wont be enough. Been there, just added 4 fixture points to my first bed build. They are always in the wrong position and never just work. Got so frustrated that I almost never used them. My new bed has hidden airline rails, so much more flexible and I used a similar system to hide them ;)
Man your video contains more education about woodworking than many of other woodworking channels like blacktail studio, Keith, 3X3 That router jig for tenons
Marius! This bed is exceptional. Not only the look and functionality of it - that you thought it up and figured out how to make it! Looks great. You have many skills and incorporate them all in builds like this. Keep up the excellent work. I have missed your videos - they have been a long time between lately. I can see how this one took considerable time, but I hope we don't have to wait so long for the next one - I really enjoy your personality, cleverness and skill. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Small 1.25" blocks added on the bottom of the legs would fix that problem. Seems like it would fit just up to the wall/ceiling transition. Well done. Amazed at the creativity in this build.
Your woodworking was already excellent when I started watching your channel, but over the past years I really noticed how you upped your editing game. Very complicated scripted jumps and continuous talking, the text and tracking, it's very fun an impressive to watch. I like it very much!
Ich muss leider gestehen das ich das Bett Optisch nicht mag, ist aber Geschmacks Sache und es muss dir gefallen. Wovor ich nur meinen Hut ziehen kann und dir meinen größten Respekt aussprechen kann, ist die Arbeit die dahinter steckt wirklich unfassbar. Ich bin selber Tischler und kann soweit ganz gut abschätzen was das alles bedeutet. WAHNSINN Sehr cool und mach weiter so 👍🏻
30:37, adding one more layer of plexi diffuser some distance from the covering one can fix it, also consider warmer white, not to be awaken completely at night by blue spectrum
Man I have to say this is absolutely Beautiful. You have done an excellent job. As far as the goof, who hasn't made a mistake, but I know how you feel. You have a great talent. Keep up the good work.
Marius, this is an amazingly impressive project, your design and craftsmen skills are astounding. The finished bed is just sensational. But if this weren't enough your the project is brilliantly presented. Increadably impressive Design, Craftsmanship, Skilled carpentry, Lighting, Filming and Editing. You are simply AWE-inspiring.
That is so well done. My only critique id the panels with the lights and plug holes I would have fitted a pair of nice lamps and put the plugs elsewhere.
Well executed and incredible work Marius! Two tiny things I like to mention: Put something between your hidden drawers and the mmattresses to prevent dust from building up inside the drawers. Nobody likes freshly washed but dusty bedsheets ;) second thing: Most of the touch sensors are actually "opened" capacitors. On the PCB there's resonant circuit that oscillates with the "metal frame capacitor". The frequency of this is measured. By touching it the oscillation frequency changes - this is detected.
What an epic build! And at the end, the light fixture lining up with the sockets. Just move the sockets down! A drywall saw and a few hours and you're done.
having your parents help you install a bed with built in tie downs is an absolute power move, good job.
this has 69 thumbs ups!
Germans must be built different. Or he made the tie downs after they helped...
@@EldeNova well I can only speak for myself: our family is very open however it’s not like that for all people I know.
it can be passed off as a handle, since the backboard is so large. honestly might even come in handy for that purpose if he ever moves to another house and doesn't want to fully disassemble the light panels, thereby losing the ability to grab the headboard there
@@davebennett5069 i thought they were odly placed handles until i read this thread .... now i dont know what to think anymore.
You had me at secret tie downs, but the hidden dresser drawers addition is genius
i wonder if he made the lights change color and strobe to go with those tie downs
Needs tie downs on the foot board too
@Ernest who's to say he didn't do that.
now the real question is, whos getting tied down?
He didnt get me till 33 minutes in either
Obviously this is down to personal aesthetic preference, but if you are going to remake the LED panels anyway, you could think about making them in a "warm white" tone instead of the "cool white" you have here. This gives a sort of "cozier" look fitting in a bedroom and I personally think it would look better against the yellow tones in the wood.
yes but then it would be less German.
also this project is design to be lit under the frame !
Cool white is better for bedroom
@@6monem you serious? lol
@@Turk380 lol
Tie downs AND a toy box *ahem* sheet storage - what a build
This was a long project. Totally worth it because now I use it every day ;) I tried to pack as much information as possible in the video without making it boring and keeping the flow up. But I hope to see you during the live stream, where I will share more details. www.patreon.com/posts/more-about-bed-74145531
Since it got commented on often. Raising the bed by 12mm to fix the alignment doesn't work because then the hidden drawers don't work
It is beyond me how you get that amount of skills into a single person. 😮
You deserve a much bigger workshop.
Or you could just remove the switches and outlets on both sides and build an inlet using so called „Hohlwanddosen“ which are 35mm deep. Then you can add the switches to the front side of the head board and do not need to use the wall switch in a „hole“. And you can choose a different switch/outlet design matching your bed‘s design.
Why don't you just move the outlets 12mm down? An electrician can do that and all you'd have to do is just fill in the wall. I'm sorry if you have already considered it.
Why don't you use it every night instead? ;-)
@@ArystanTatishev thats what i thought...seems the easiest way ...im sure he can do it himself without an electrician even..
Pro tip:
If you leave a trail of burned up routers you'll never get lost.
That's what I do.
Great project man!
If you haven't made any changes to the light panels yet, you could add 12mm feet to the bottom of your legs and raise the entire bed up; that would also require lengthening the retention strings on your drawers, but all of that could be easier and cheaper than redoing the light boxes.
Or just modify the wall outlets, it isn't so hard either.
But then there may be problems with the hidden drawers
Just glue in some wood below and cut out some wood above the light panels....?
@@09conrado Thats a glue joint you would always see and be reminded of that mistake. New light panels will calm the inner perfectionist in Marius.
@@jdfmovil Depends on the wall. It's a german house so these walls could be brick and mortar. If its drywall than yes.
Wow, young man. You master so many skills: language, communication, editing, electricity and the woodworking. Thank your parents each day for making it possible for you to achieve your potentials. I watched every second of this video in pure pleasure. You should be so proud of yourself. Amazing in so many levels. Best of wishes to you and your kind family.
Love the hidden tie down behind the cushions. This is like a 20000$ bed frame
when i saw it i went oooh laawd
Kinky
germans, i stg lmao
you all know that "hidden draw" is not for "bed sheets" right. my mans keeping the BDSM stash hidden for a reason haha
@@TGODHUMMELS 🤭
i have seen so many carpenter work but your workmanship is next level with DIY tools and power tools. I must say you have shown most of the important work on the video
In every dictionary the word 'perfection' should be explained with a link to your channel.
It's simply amazing how well done everything is in terms of craftsmanship, planning, video editing and so on. Unbelievable. I am speechless.
Mein lieber Schieber. Was du hier Videomäßig ablieferst ist wirklich High Level!
Gefällt mir !
If you don't want to see the LEDs in the panels, use two layers of frosted material spaced apart, with one layer close to the LEDs but not touching, and the other layer on the outside.
I'll give that a try when I make another light panel
@@MariusHornberger when I built my sci-fi led flashlight I frosted the glas lens myself with sandpaper. That worked very well. Well, at least when I found out *how* to do it 🤭
I have found that the flexible semi-transparent foam used in packaging works amazing a a diffuser for LEDs
@@ethanbaltz8847 another word for semi-transparent is "translucent" ;-)
And pls take the 2800K warmlight leds that match perfectly with the wood :)
Despite the very small error with the power points lineup, this has got to be one of the best design and builds I have ever seen. The hidden drawers are exceptionally clever. I absolutely love the pebble and epoxy features and I am definitely going to try something similar with my next project. Pat yourself on the back, you deserve it. Well done.
I love the restraint/harness bars at 33:22 my mom bought me similar ones for Christmas.
O.o
I'm glad someone noted those
Another amazing project. I especially love those hidden tie down points 🤣
Imagine the girlfriend coming into the bedroom seeing the two cushions removed.. she instantly knows what Marius is up to. Or even better.. he comes into the bedroom seeing the two cushions have been taken off... =D
Im a country guy.....I know work.....How much it takes to complete something....But you take it to another level, completing tasks with sometimes minimal tools and achieving the result of a 10 000eur macine with a simple 300€ macine... Respect
Marius, I am not a carpenter however I enjoy watching these programmes. I must confess that your project was astounding, well made and highly entertaining to watch. Your skills in engineering and use of a wide range of tools are breathtaking. Well done and rest assured that I will be watching all your projects from now on.
Just Wow! What a fabulous project Marius. The ingenuity, the craftsmanship, the videography, the editing, the patience and willpower to complete such a big project, not to mention your humour. Thank you for giving us so much in this video. Without question this surpasses all your previous projects by a large margin. I can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Unglaublich viel Arbeit für ein exquisites Schlafmöbel. Ich bewundere den Einfallsreichtum und die Geduld beim Hantieren mit schweren Hölzern auf eng begrenztem Raum. Den (hoffentlich) erholsamen Schlaf in diesem Bett hat sich Marius redlich verdient!
An absolutely amazingly impressive project, the craftsmanship and ingenuity are second to none, not to mention the videography and editing. You’re a very clever man Marius.
Thank you, I built two of them for my grandkids and they love them. Truly enjoy your work and videos
A beautiful and functional design with first class workmanship. And phenomenal video editing, Thank you taking us along on the build. Tie downs... just smerks!
I'm in awe for the amount of work you put into the project. Well done Marius!!!
Good job! personally I would have incorparated the sockets and switch in the headboard myself. Mayby that is still an option? You dont have to make the light feature again, you could just fill the opening with the plugs behind it and make it flush. Thank you for the great content!
Or put a 12mm spacer under each leg to raise the whole bed by this amount.....
I couldn't help but marvel at how intricate the mechanics of this bed was. however, the result is really cool.
Finally, I've been waiting a long time for a new video. 👏
It's a pleasure to watch your stubbornness to make things work exactly the way you want them to.
I'm always amazed by your creative ideas in solving a problem. 👍
Everyone has the problem with the router sled binding, except you, you just mount gear and move on, brilliant.
I love your videos. The camera work, the narration, the quality woodwork, the creativity and the sense of humor in "future me's" appearances. I wasn't sure of what the 10,000 cost referred to until I thought about all the specialty cam's you purchased.
Amazing bed, even without all the extras! Your editing skills and the time skips are the icing on the cake!
The amount of custom work in the way you went about making the structural and visual part of the bed was astonishing, well done!
Hallo Marius, ein Monster Projekt! Ich bin beeindruckt von der Passgenauigkeit und Deinen pragmatischen Ideen! Top
Excellent project Marius. Moving the sockets down 12mm will be much faster as doing the light panel adaption. Yes, it's a little bit of dirt but by using plaster it will be done in 30-40mins. Very well done! Love it!
or just raise the whole be a bit, that's what I would do....
Smart boy. God bless you. All Germany should proud of you.
Marius, you are a jack of all trades AND master them all! Your engineering ideas are amazing, your build quality second to none and your videos ever so entertaining. You package your solid engineering knowledge, your exceptional woodworking skills and your masterful sense of humor into ever so smart videos that we can learn from, puzzle over how you came up with things, and get a laugh out of as well. Very well done!
Really great build! A few thoughts:
If you ever get sick of seeing the LEDs, you could take apart some old LCD monitors and steal the diffuser panels from them.
The rock inlay looks awesome. I think it would look really cool against a white stain.
Oh mein Gott. Kinoreif!
Das Video, die Arbeit, das Voiceover...besser gehts nicht!
Klasse, wie immer extrem interessant, lehrreich und top nodge!
The bed is a work of art. You are a stunningly impressive engineer.
Working out of his fathers workshop and having his father as a teacher doesn't hurt. Give some credit to the old man first, THEN you can thank the trainee.
WOW!
and..um... WOW!
Marius, once again your furniture concept/design and esthetic taste/skills compliment your mechanical skills. This is an amazing bed!
33:20 They are only for transportation, right? 🤭 I would just call in an electrician to move the outlets. Mistakes happen…
Who calls an electrician to move those outlets?
@@nukularpictures Only if you know a talented electrician . 😁
That is not really that easy in brick walls. It also might be a rental space, making this proposition even more questionable, as you would have to reverse this change before moving out.
@@louisfkoorts5590 he is an engineer ffs. He should be able to move a god damn socket.
I was kinda hoping he'd atleast use them during transportation
Now theyre useless 🌚
Marius, I have been watching your videos for years now, you are an exceptionally resourceful young man. the world needs more talents like you. your parents must be super proud of you, I am, although you are not related to me.
Marius, you mad lad. Not a fan of the lamps, cloth fixings and gravel but major respect for the everything else. Beautifully (over) engineered and a work of art. Great job 👍
Nobody cares if you’re a fan of the features. It’s not your bed.
@@nikkyk4839 Believe it or not, comments are what the comment section is meant for.
@@nikkyk4839 he complimented it...
Hi Marius, its a pleasure to watch you woodworking. And I Enjoy a lot, that you do not hide the little mistakes and difficulties on the way. Thank you for your great content.
your project videos are genuinely the most entertaining videos I've ever watched on TH-cam. The elegance of your design, the humbleness of your workshop, the precision of your engineering and execution and the products you end up with all are extremely inspiring and entertaining. All the power to you friend! Thank you for the content!
Thanks for this nice compliment!
33:57 I think your dummy mistress is rather flat...
Absolutely beautiful. The joy on your face and in your voice when one of your inventions work is a true joy to see. Loved it
Simply add 12mm blocks onto the angle brackets that support the headboard to raise it up. Screw holes that may show can be plugged and sanded flush again. Did you forget to mention the hidden restraint bars? :D
Great to see you back. You've been sorely missed. Please do more vids when you can. Love your humour. thks
Richtig interessantes Projekt. Was für ein Haufen Arbeit. Das hast du echt gut gemacht.
Auch der Videoschnitt und die Animationen sind mega. Danke für das Video.
Wow... Einfach nur Genial.
Das Beste "Woodworking" Video das ich seit langem gesehen hab. Die Idee mit den Schubladen und dem Touch Panel sind einfach nur Inspirierend....
Wow, dass Bett sieht einfach richtig richtig schön aus. Wollte eigentlich nur kurz in das Video rein schauen, hab mir dann aber doch jede Sekunde angeschaut😂
Ich habe es definitiv nicht bereut das Video ganz anzuschauen. Immer weiter so! :)
ging mir genauso 😃
The Entire Build is Great !!
But That "Drop-Down" Drawer is INGENIUS ! !! ! !! !
Your the first German that knows English. Love the build. THANK YOU 😊
Are you serious? Majority of Germans can speak English
I've yet to meet a German who doesn't know English...
I would think many Germans speak better English than many English speaking natives and most of us can’t speak German to save our lives. Travel to Germany. It’s a beautiful country with beautiful caring and incredibly well mannered people.
@@nickbowd I left Germany because it’s a mess. They let everyone in and give them money. Taxes through the roof and the Muslims are covered up on the road it’s sad I’m glad I left a long time ago. Wish Germany would be like it was. Clean and not overtaken
Another amazing project. I especially love those hidden tie down points . Another amazing project. I especially love those hidden tie down points .
Love the high quality production proccess and finishing, never cease to amaze me seeing your effort in creating tools and templates specifically for your works.
All the project is awesome, but, that light solution was a good catch! The beauty of creativity is in the details. Nice job! 🤘
Very nice project, very nicely executed! I‘m so happy that even such a perfectionist makes sometimes some mistakes, but at the same time I can truly feel with you!
Thank you Marius for putting everything in one part! That‘s much nicer to watch than some endless series without any progress of some other German woodworkers 😉
9:01 Looks so nice with the twisted ends. Would have kept it that way actually. Just a little sanding and done.
Superb!
This bed definitely need some warm led lighting under it so the flying effect became real!
Incredible work, Marius! You are a perfectionist in your craft. Cheers from Maui 🏝️
SO MANY CLEVER SOLUTIONS! Your videos give me so many excellent ideas for my own builds! Those hidden drawers are next level stuff.
I think you can gain a lot of efficiency in your flattening if you run the router the long way instead of the short way. Especially now that you have the gears, it should be easy to push back and forth. Then you make many fewer passes / adjustments.
You're very much like Matthias Wandell with your ingenuity, but with the addition of your projects looking absolutely awesome.
So wait, those AREN'T BDSM restraint attachment points hidden behind the headboard cushions?
I have the same question 🤣
@@giorgosalexiou2131 I mean they aren't really mentioned, and they are in the video for like 2 seconds. Is it an easter egg? :)
Pls I need that one answered xD
yeah, was hoping to see what those were really for. Lol
Yeah that caught me off guard - I still think of him as like 17...
Truly, "What a project!". Superb build, with every detail (the border around the sides, the lights, the bedside drawers, the hidden drawers, the rounded edges) being so unique & beautifully done. Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼!!
If those bars are made for what I think thy are: They wont be enough.
Been there, just added 4 fixture points to my first bed build. They are always in the wrong position and never just work. Got so frustrated that I almost never used them. My new bed has hidden airline rails, so much more flexible and I used a similar system to hide them ;)
I was not expecting so many people in the comments to be this kinky hahahaha. Well done.
wow, amazing bed! You never fail to amaze me with your level of perfection.
Are we all just glossing over his parents helping him up the stairs with his built-in tie down headboard?
You are very talented and detail oriented. Thank you for sharing your project with us
now, if only the leds were warm white instead of cold white...
Man your video contains more education about woodworking than many of other woodworking channels like blacktail studio, Keith, 3X3
That router jig for tenons
wouldnt you just add 12mm pads to the bottom of the legs, raise the whole bed 12mm?
Easiest solution I think.
No, then the hidden drawers don't work
@@MariusHornberger ah. Shame would have been a quick fix.
Awesome! Marius, you've really outdone yourself this time.
33:20 sneaky little thing, probably never useful for anything kinky ever xD
This was awesome to see, Marius is a real person like us and this proves it 🤣🤣🤣
Marius! This bed is exceptional. Not only the look and functionality of it - that you thought it up and figured out how to make it! Looks great. You have many skills and incorporate them all in builds like this. Keep up the excellent work.
I have missed your videos - they have been a long time between lately. I can see how this one took considerable time, but I hope we don't have to wait so long for the next one - I really enjoy your personality, cleverness and skill. Thanks for sharing with us.
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the two drawers under the bed are awesome and brilliant
Small 1.25" blocks added on the bottom of the legs would fix that problem. Seems like it would fit just up to the wall/ceiling transition. Well done. Amazed at the creativity in this build.
Your woodworking was already excellent when I started watching your channel, but over the past years I really noticed how you upped your editing game. Very complicated scripted jumps and continuous talking, the text and tracking, it's very fun an impressive to watch. I like it very much!
New viewer, found this video scrolling through my feed. I love your format, very pleqsing to watch. And awesome end result. Followed.
Wooooow Man!!!! You just surpassed every woodworker in youtube with this build!!! very inspiring to see your work as always!!!!
Ich muss leider gestehen das ich das Bett Optisch nicht mag, ist aber Geschmacks Sache und es muss dir gefallen.
Wovor ich nur meinen Hut ziehen kann und dir meinen größten Respekt aussprechen kann,
ist die Arbeit die dahinter steckt wirklich unfassbar.
Ich bin selber Tischler und kann soweit ganz gut abschätzen was das alles bedeutet.
WAHNSINN
Sehr cool und mach weiter so 👍🏻
No words, really talented build, bed and this video are both impressive build, gravel part is genius, chapeau, vraiment !
It is amazing. Just amazing. But hidden drawers - it's perfect solution! Respect!
30:37, adding one more layer of plexi diffuser some distance from the covering one can fix it, also consider warmer white, not to be awaken completely at night by blue spectrum
Man I have to say this is absolutely Beautiful. You have done an excellent job. As far as the goof, who hasn't made a mistake, but I know how you feel. You have a great talent. Keep up the good work.
You have 30 year experience worth of skill level. And at your age, it’s incredibly good !
Your engineering skills are way out there man!!!! 3 mins of watch time and I knew I had to be subscribed to your channel!
Most brutal wood project i ever seen .... AMAZING !!!
awesome bed frame and the flattening jig is really smart
Those little 3d-printed springs for the light panels are brilliant.
мужик ты гений!!! я прям в восторге, это очень большая и сложная работу, respect!!!
Love the way you use 3d printing for practical use and not just trinkets
Marius, this is an amazingly impressive project, your design and craftsmen skills are astounding. The finished bed is just sensational. But if this weren't enough your the project is brilliantly presented. Increadably impressive Design, Craftsmanship, Skilled carpentry, Lighting, Filming and Editing. You are simply AWE-inspiring.
I think it's the best TH-camr who does woodworking-related content I've ever seen.
You're a genius!
I liked and subscribed!
Super cool! The touch sensors, the gravel, there's so much to it! And you video making skills are better than ever!
Du hast es echt voll drauf und schön wie locker Du Dich gibst, wünschte, Du hättest mehr Zeit für solche Projekte
what a project ... you are genius ... the hidden drawers proof that .
You must be German. How overengineered is this?! Don't stop. This is AWESOME!
That is so well done. My only critique id the panels with the lights and plug holes I would have fitted a pair of nice lamps and put the plugs elsewhere.
Well executed and incredible work Marius! Two tiny things I like to mention: Put something between your hidden drawers and the mmattresses to prevent dust from building up inside the drawers. Nobody likes freshly washed but dusty bedsheets ;)
second thing: Most of the touch sensors are actually "opened" capacitors. On the PCB there's resonant circuit that oscillates with the "metal frame capacitor". The frequency of this is measured. By touching it the oscillation frequency changes - this is detected.
What an epic build! And at the end, the light fixture lining up with the sockets. Just move the sockets down! A drywall saw and a few hours and you're done.