Wow! Your bunk bed turned out beautifully. I love the color. Your children will get years of use out of them and they will always remember that you built it just for them. Awesome job.
Great job there Tyler. I hope people watching this video and using your plans to build their own, REALLY appreciate all the work you put into making these plans available for FREE, and making a build video along with written building instructions. I noticed you use the same tecnique as John Peters at 10:28 , wrapping the power cord around your underarm, when rounding over the edges. I´ll try that. Good Job Ty.
+Bellevue Woodshop Thanks for the kind words Roy. All the effort has been worth it, without a doubt. Yes, saw the cord wrapping trick from Jon and it is actually really helpful. Now if your cord gets stuck it doesn't tip the top of the router and you can give it a subtle yank and pull it free without compromising your work. (Jon has good stuff BTW, different presentation style that is somehow very....relaxing?) Thanks for the support Roy!
Inspiring and supportive. I can now see why so many people use pocket hole jigs while I can also see how I could do the whole thing with my basic tool set: corded drill, jig saw, and a whole lot of right angle screw plates! Not as elegant but cheaper with my current tools. It's great to have a casual view of happy kids underfoot, too.
Hey Tyler....I have been following your builds for a while now. I am very impressed with your skill level and with your candor. I am happy to see young men being great role models as well as great dads. I praise you for being who you are. God Bless
I was pregnant with my third baby while working on some furniture for the house. It is really encouraging to see other families also going the diy route, so thanks for posting this! I also loved seeing your son keeping you company during the build- mine did too!☺
Great job Tyler. Well planned out, looks great. I can see you put a lot of thought into this project. I especially like the rail on the top bunk. My grandson was watching with me and yup, you guessed it. He wants papa to make him a set. lol. I love watching your videos. I enjoy watching you interact with the little ones. Two thumbs up. Thanx for sharing.
buddy, your workshop is in a league of it's own, it is proper clean it's more like a laboratory, that is a great idea you had hanging the paper above the workbench, that is clinical, good skill's buddy.
Very nice TG. Looks like some happy and proud kids. I can remember(just barely) when I built a set. Then cut them into singles when the kids grew up. Like the intro and the shop helper. JimE
Well done. Turned out really nice. Planning the 2x6 down just that bit made quite the difference. Looks like it helped make the fit that much better as well.
Not at all a woodworker (my dad was) but somehow came across your TH-cam and subscribed. You’re so neat and tidy and precise and I just love that. Helpful and creative storage ideas for your tools and your home. Love your kids being with you and “assisting” (as me and my siblings did!). One thing, does “the wife” have a name? I prefer being referred to by my name, maybe she would like that as well. Great job! I’ll keep watching and liking!
+Jay Bates Thanks Jay. Yea, spraying saved a HUGE amount of time, was able to spray 4 coats in an afternoon. Never going to brush a finish again.....well, that probably isn't true.
Great Job Tyler, Have been watching your videos and pocket hole joinery saves a lot of time . Amateur woodworkers like me (I am from India) get to learn and try out lots , We aren't so lucky to get good quality Pine wood here. Hope to see more videos from you in future, Cheers.
Thanks Josh! Finish turned out great. First time I have sprayed a finish....makes it the last time I will ever brush one! Could put a coat on the whole bed in 15 mins.
Just finished building this for my son! It turned out great! Only down side was what to do with the 55 gallon drum of chips I made planning and jointing!!! Lol
Im on it thanx bro ....and also a shout out from panama city Panamá...can you make a video with bottom drowers or by side drowers....thankx bro blissing
Where is the template for cutting out the top piece of head/footboards located in the plans? This is an awesome bed - and is at the top of my NEED list.
Gracias mi amigo, ya termine el proyecto, aunque me toco sacar la madera de tablas completas. Es un excelente proyecto y bastante económico. 1500-1700 pesos Mexicanos 2018.
Good job. Im sure your kids think your the best. The only thing i would have done different would be to cut dados into the stringers on your ladder. What stain did you use? I like how uniform it looks
Dado would certainly add some strength. There was a video were a guy drive his car on a pocket hole shelf.....it held! The sheer force needed to break it off this way is crazy high. Used general finishes water based stain....very uniform and dries fast. Thanks for watching Wes!
Awesome job man! You should have made it a triple bunk bed though. Lol.. Congrats! Seriously though I made a triple bunk bed for my kids about a year ago and they love it
Just wanted to verify the number of 1"x6" in your plans. Based on the number of items with 3/4" width my count was at least 5. Maybe I'm not understanding the cut list. Thanks for the great design.
Hi Tyler G, I really like this project and the video are awesome. I wish you could give me all the tools and equipment you used. I want to start building my own DIY things and I don't know yet what are the tools and equipment needed. Thanks in advance.
How many hours would you guesstimate the different parts of this project took? My kids would love this, but I'd like to get an idea of what kind of time I'd need to commit before getting them too excited.
A thumbs up and a share on my Facebook and twitter account. Very good video with instruction and good craftsman ship. How hard are the spray guns to clean Tyler? I have to build a bed for my new casper mattress and I would like to try a spray on finish. Keep the videos coming and we will keep watching. I also see a new addition to the family is on the way. Congrats, you have a great family and one day this bed can be passed on to your grand kids. Thanks.
Really really appreciate the shares Marc! Not really that bad to clean the spray gun, with this finish (water based) I rinsed everything and then filled with water and some soap and drained it all through the gun and that's it! True harbor freight gem, 9.99 for the gun. For the time it saved me I could have used once and thrown the gun away and it was still a great deal. Glad to know somebody bought a Casper! Yes a family addition is on the way end of December! Thanks for watching Marc!
Beautiful job, Tyler. This project shows that dimensional lumber is a good option for nice looking and functional furniture. How big of an air compressor do you have? I've read that you need at least a 30 gal. unit to do spray painting.
+Mark Hazlewood Thanks Mark! I used a 17 gallon compressor. After the first 30 seconds or so of spraying it would kick on and ran the entire time I was spraying....which wasn't too long for each coat. It worked great and I didn't ever drop below the ~50psi I was working at. Thanks for watching Mark.
Niec build! Should last a long time! BTW< always cracks me up, wood is barely through the jointer/table saw and you're flipping the switch off! Probably good safety habit!
Great job Tyler and great tutorial. This the best design I have seen and I will use it to build one for my kids. One question : the way the top frame is attached to the legs with 2" screws in both sections of the legs, so that is 16 screws altogether, is it strong enough for heavy kids like mines or would you put some additional blocks underneath to give extra support. it is likely there will more than one kid messing around on the top mattress as well so just interested in your thought? Thanks again !
I have been up there and not felt like there were any strength issues. Could add an additional block if you want so you can sleep at night....(sorry that was terrible!!) Thanks for watching David!
under 200$?? that's awsome ty! they cost what 6-700in a store. that color is nice too.and no odor poly?where did u score that? that's a must have.lol got one on the way ? boy?girl? congrats!have a good one man!!
It was actually about $150 when I did the math again! The stain was amazing, my new go to. The poly was from menards, the other two stores used to have it until a few months ago, now all they have is minwax. Yup, another on the way and we keep it a secret! Thanks Joe.
+Tyler G nice!even better at 150. i dont think i have a menards in my area.the other 2 i do .if i wood of known that they had it and were discontinuing it i wood of stocked up on that. whens the toy box build video??;]
+Joe basementwoodworking Used to always use Rustoleum Ultimate Polyturethan (Same thing as the Varathane, same company etc...) but Lowes dropped that. Was so disappointed. This Varathane is just as good though. Toy box video....lol...it has kinda turned into a hole built in shelf/toy storage video with rolling cards and so on. Someday man! Got some other cool stuff coming....maybe a shop tour too??! Thanks for always watching Joe.
Simple? This looks quite involved...a lot of parts went into making this masterpiece. I like the finish. It's always hard to get a good looking finish on pine. Did you sand to 220 grit? I guess I've been brainwashed here on You Tube. I was expecting a "Casper" commercial sometime during the video. Keep up the good work, Tyler, Your videos are enjoyable to watch.
Simple is a good catch word! Yea not all that simple but really not that bad either. Yes, sanded to 220. Well I would be lying if I said we didn't the no how nice it would have been to be sponsored for this video, a new set of mattresses would be useful! Next bunk!!
what wood have you used? Just the cheap douglas fir planks from home depot? If so I am amazed at how well it has stained, some minor blocthiness but not bad at all.
Tyler G, where does one get the template for the head rails? Have all material cut and starting to put together but need to cut out the head rail pattern first. Thanks
i am in barbados,stop peeping at me,lol i have to get the cash to buy the material plus i work both night & day i do 12hour shifts,i do security work just have to get some things done first,love your work
Wow! Your bunk bed turned out beautifully. I love the color. Your children will get years of use out of them and they will always remember that you built it just for them. Awesome job.
Thanks so much for the kind comment Tom!
Great job there Tyler. I hope people watching this video and using your plans to build their own, REALLY appreciate all the work you put into making these plans available for FREE, and making a build video along with written building instructions. I noticed you use the same tecnique as John Peters at 10:28 , wrapping the power cord around your underarm, when rounding over the edges. I´ll try that. Good Job Ty.
+Bellevue Woodshop Thanks for the kind words Roy. All the effort has been worth it, without a doubt. Yes, saw the cord wrapping trick from Jon and it is actually really helpful. Now if your cord gets stuck it doesn't tip the top of the router and you can give it a subtle yank and pull it free without compromising your work. (Jon has good stuff BTW, different presentation style that is somehow very....relaxing?) Thanks for the support Roy!
Inspiring and supportive. I can now see why so many people use pocket hole jigs while I can also see how I could do the whole thing with my basic tool set: corded drill, jig saw, and a whole lot of right angle screw plates! Not as elegant but cheaper with my current tools. It's great to have a casual view of happy kids underfoot, too.
Hey Tyler....I have been following your builds for a while now. I am very impressed with your skill level and with your candor. I am happy to see young men being great role models as well as great dads. I praise you for being who you are. God Bless
+William Melendez This comment made my day William! Thank you so much for being a part of this channel and for watching what we do.
I wish you and your family a Blessed and Merry Christmas and Joyous New Year
I like that little yellow table saw guide, because I love my fingers. Push sticks aren't for everything. Beautiful build.
I was pregnant with my third baby while working on some furniture for the house. It is really encouraging to see other families also going the diy route, so thanks for posting this! I also loved seeing your son keeping you company during the build- mine did too!☺
Thanks for the feedback! DIY is the way to go!
Great job Tyler. Well planned out, looks great. I can see you put a lot of thought into this project. I especially like the rail on the top bunk. My grandson was watching with me and yup, you guessed it. He wants papa to make him a set. lol. I love watching your videos. I enjoy watching you interact with the little ones. Two thumbs up. Thanx for sharing.
+Dave Pelcher Awesome! Thanks for the super comment Dave, really appreciate it.
buddy, your workshop is in a league of it's own, it is proper clean it's more like a laboratory, that is a great idea you had hanging the paper above the workbench, that is clinical, good skill's buddy.
+antony bishop Thanks man....I function much better in a clean shop. Thanks for watching!
My girls are excited to try it out! They loved playing spot the kids in the video! Looks great!
Hi Beth! Lots of people like watching for the kids. When are y'all coming up?
"Daddy made a bunkbed for me!" - Sooooo adorable! :D
Very good detail in regards to the instructions on how to build this. Possible project for the future once my daughter decide on one of these.
Very nice TG. Looks like some happy and proud kids. I can remember(just barely) when I built a set. Then cut them into singles when the kids grew up.
Like the intro and the shop helper. JimE
Thanks Jim....kids certainly like the bed!
Thanks Jim....kids certainly like the bed!
Thanks Jim....kids certainly like the bed!
Beautiful bunk, mate. I like that it's not too chunky!
Quality work that should last a long time.
+Chris Noonan Thanks Chris...should last, don't want to make another one yet!
Well done. Turned out really nice. Planning the 2x6 down just that bit made quite the difference. Looks like it helped make the fit that much better as well.
Thanks Kevin! I agree, thinning the boards down really helped with the overall look. Thanks for watching.
I've seen a lot of plans, I like this one the most, so far. Good job!
Great job!! Finally a project without a ton of tenons and tedious joinery ... they look awesome. Those will be handed down for generations.
+D Day Thanks man! Yea, hope this is around for a long, long time. Thanks for watching.
WOW Tyler...AWESOME, hats off to you and Mrs. G. Really great build, and excellent choice on stain colour.
+Sam K Thanks Sam...agree, we love the finish! Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous...I admire your skill and the most important thing is that you make it with your love.
Not at all a woodworker (my dad was) but somehow came across your TH-cam and subscribed. You’re so neat and tidy and precise and I just love that. Helpful and creative storage ideas for your tools and your home. Love your kids being with you and “assisting” (as me and my siblings did!). One thing, does “the wife” have a name? I prefer being referred to by my name, maybe she would like that as well. Great job! I’ll keep watching and liking!
This came out FANTASTIC! I have a set of metal bunk beds for my boys but I may just have to build them a set like these.. Great job!!
+Frank Kerstein Thanks Frank!
Great job Tyler. The kids will really enjoy the bunks.
+Michael Myrick I hope so! Thanks for watching Michael.
Great looking bed, Tyler. It's very rewarding to build a bed for your kids.
+How To Fix It Workshop Building for family is a great little hobby. Thanks for watching man!
Looks great man. That HVLP gun saved a ton of time.
+Jay Bates Thanks Jay. Yea, spraying saved a HUGE amount of time, was able to spray 4 coats in an afternoon. Never going to brush a finish again.....well, that probably isn't true.
Building a bunk bed looks like such a fun project! Very nicely executed, Tyler - and thanks for the plans!
+FastEasySmartTOOL It was fun until the hours and hours of sanding....that wasn't so fun! Thanks for watching Kriss.
Great Job Tyler, Have been watching your videos and pocket hole joinery saves a lot of time . Amateur woodworkers like me
(I am from India) get to learn and try out lots , We aren't so lucky to get good quality Pine wood here.
Hope to see more videos from you in future, Cheers.
Really great project! Finish looks great on that dimensional lumber. I'm sure you were happy to have this one behind you-lots of work!
Definitely nice to have this one behind me, tons of sanding and way too much staining....but, it did come out nice!
Sweet Set up. I've been thinking of tackling this myself. Out of all the videos I've watched I like the finish on yours the best. Peace.
+Junk Pile O Matic We are extremely pleased with the finish on this project, attribute it to the stain I used. Thanks for watching!
That turned out really great! Finish is really well done and the design is really nice.
Thanks, we really like the finish too!
Absolutely beautiful! Great deal on the price and design. Yep, not too low, makes it great to sit below.
Thanks man! After I went back and added everything up a second time it was actually only about $150 so it was a great deal. Thanks for watching!
Very nice, Tyler! Looks sturdy enough that the munchkins will get a lot of use from them. Maybe not enough sleep, but definitely a lot of use.
I am picking up what you are laying down there! Yea a lot of use for sure. Thanks for watching Vernon!
Great Job Tyler. The first time I have seen stain on pine that looked good!
I was amazed. That is without a a seal coat as well. My go to stain now. Thanks for watching Guy!
Great looking bunks, always love the way your kids help---
Thanks! The kids love to hang out with me....."helping"! Thanks for watching!
If I had a need for a bunk bed, this is the one I would build. Well done!!
Thanks man....means a lot right there!
Rock Solid. Good job, Tyler! lucky we've had a warm fall so you could do that spraying outside!
Thanks Art....I actually took a day off to capitalize on the weather, was a beautiful, fun day! Never going to brush a finish again.
I like this setup. easy to build and make any personalized changes into it with no major issue.
Thanks Eric!
Great looking Bunk Bed. I am impressed with the finish as well.
+Katherine Carroll Thanks Katherine...turned out pretty good!
Nice job on the bunk bed, Tyler! That finish turned out great.
Thanks Josh! Finish turned out great. First time I have sprayed a finish....makes it the last time I will ever brush one! Could put a coat on the whole bed in 15 mins.
Thanks, this helped me a lot planning a guest bunk bed for a cabin up north. And my name is Tyler G too!
Just finished building this for my son! It turned out great! Only down side was what to do with the 55 gallon drum of chips I made planning and jointing!!! Lol
Lots and lots of chips! Saw your IG picture, looks great! Thanks for the feedback.
Great job on the bunk beds Tyler, they turned out really nice.
+Saw Dust Maker Thanks Richard!
Wow this is incredible, you did an amazing job!
+jessie leah Thanks Jessie!
That looks awesome, the finish in particular is very nice for what was once construction pine
+One Man Band Woodworking Thanks man!
IT LOOKS SUPER DUDE !!!!!!!!!YOUR NICELY EQUIPT !!!!!!!GREAT JOB !!!!!
+SuLi Moe Thanks a million for the great comment!
Well done man - you're going to get years of use out of those
Thanks Nick, was enough sanding involved that it better last. Thanks for watching man!
+Tyler G hmm, that's an idea... who can make the most interesting video that is nothing but sanding... :-)
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nice job...i try to do that for my kids..thank you for sharing
GREAT WORKS
Looks awesome i need to get organized a little more so I can make my work flow better.
Thanks man! I spent a lot of time that not my about our shop setup....so far so good!
Very good project! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Felix!
Nice project, Tyler! Almost makes me wish I still had young kids again!
awesome job. Just saw this, I'm definitely going to be making at least one set of these in the next week
Great build, I can only imagine the pain of all that sanding!
It was not cool! I think I sanded a few hours a night for 3 or 4 days. Certainly don't want to do that again for a while. Thanks for watching!
The bed looks great but the finish is amazing. Not splotchy like you usually get with pine. It looks like cherry. Great job!
Thanks! We are super pleased with the finish. That was without a seal coat either, amazing. Thanks for watching!
Great job Tyler kids going to love it....
Thanks Robert...so far so good!
Really nice. I think this is the one I am going to make. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic design and look. Thanks Tyler! (With #3 on the way I'll be revisiting this video in a year or so!) :)
+Jeremy McMahan Congrats man! If you make the bed please share some pictures when you get around to it!
Im on it thanx bro ....and also a shout out from panama city Panamá...can you make a video with bottom drowers or by side drowers....thankx bro blissing
Loved the vid! Thanks! And totally jealous of your garage!
i love the paper roll set up
+stargatefever Thanks! Thought I saw another comment asking bout the material....was about $190 if I remember correctly.
+Tyler G yes i deleted it after i saw end of video.
best diy bunk bed iv'e seen great job
Where is the template for cutting out the top piece of head/footboards located in the plans? This is an awesome bed - and is at the top of my NEED list.
Gracias mi amigo, ya termine el proyecto, aunque me toco sacar la madera de tablas completas. Es un excelente proyecto y bastante económico. 1500-1700 pesos Mexicanos 2018.
Good job. Im sure your kids think your the best. The only thing i would have done different would be to cut dados into the stringers on your ladder. What stain did you use? I like how uniform it looks
Dado would certainly add some strength. There was a video were a guy drive his car on a pocket hole shelf.....it held! The sheer force needed to break it off this way is crazy high. Used general finishes water based stain....very uniform and dries fast. Thanks for watching Wes!
Nice Tyler! I'm just getting around to my watch later videos. I might be making a set of these and will consider using your plans! Thanks
+Marc Schaefermeyer Awesome...Be prepared for a lot of sanding! Thanks for watching Marc.
+Tyler G Mmmm... Sanding! Now I'm hungry for lunch!
Awesome job! I'm jealous of your workshop!
+Jenn T. Thanks! I am a fan of it.
I love the stain on that bunk bed. Great job!
That is, without a doubt, my new favorite new stain. Need to stock up on a few more colors. Thanks for watching Andrea!
Awesome job man! You should have made it a triple bunk bed though. Lol.. Congrats! Seriously though I made a triple bunk bed for my kids about a year ago and they love it
Thanks Moy! We thought of a triple bunk but by the time we do need it I can make another one. Kids would probably like a triple better though.
Very good project! It's really nice and I like it thank you for showing me how to build a bunk bed your the BEST!!!!
Wow. That took a lot of work but the end result is great!
Thanks Man, we are super pleased!
Nice job my friend, looks great
Just wanted to verify the number of 1"x6" in your plans. Based on the number of items with 3/4" width my count was at least 5. Maybe I'm not understanding the cut list.
Thanks for the great design.
Came out really cool! Well done!
+Scrap wood City Thanks man!
Hi Tyler G, I really like this project and the video are awesome. I wish you could give me all the tools and equipment you used. I want to start building my own DIY things and I don't know yet what are the tools and equipment needed. Thanks in advance.
That's one great job, have a nice day !!!. Brian UK .
Awesome job, Tyler!
Thanks Matt!
That came out awesome! Good job man!
+Carb IV Thanks Dude!
This gets me excited to have kids. Great video
Awesome, we had our third yesterday! Good times. Thanks for watching Robin.
That came out great! Nice job.
Thanks Doc! Was pleased with the results as well, thank you for watching!
Very nice build and video. thanks for sharing. God Bless.
That's a really nice looking bed, Tyler. Do the kids love it?
+Bruce A. Ulrich The kids love it so win for daddy! Thanks for watching Bruce.
How many hours would you guesstimate the different parts of this project took? My kids would love this, but I'd like to get an idea of what kind of time I'd need to commit before getting them too excited.
nice one Tyler. great job👍
Thanks Arab!
Just subscribed. Enjoy the way you explain things. Keep it up
A thumbs up and a share on my Facebook and twitter account. Very good video with instruction and good craftsman ship. How hard are the spray guns to clean Tyler? I have to build a bed for my new casper mattress and I would like to try a spray on finish. Keep the videos coming and we will keep watching. I also see a new addition to the family is on the way. Congrats, you have a great family and one day this bed can be passed on to your grand kids. Thanks.
Really really appreciate the shares Marc! Not really that bad to clean the spray gun, with this finish (water based) I rinsed everything and then filled with water and some soap and drained it all through the gun and that's it! True harbor freight gem, 9.99 for the gun. For the time it saved me I could have used once and thrown the gun away and it was still a great deal.
Glad to know somebody bought a Casper!
Yes a family addition is on the way end of December! Thanks for watching Marc!
All darn, guess I have to go to Harbor Freight now.
It's a terrible need, know the feeling....was there today!
Beautiful job! Much nicer than the typical 2x material screwed together beds out there.
The finish came out great as well.
Nicely done!
Subbed. :-)
+NW Awesome! Thanks for watching and the sub....much appreciated!
Beautiful job, Tyler. This project shows that dimensional lumber is a good option for nice looking and functional furniture. How big of an air compressor do you have? I've read that you need at least a 30 gal. unit to do spray painting.
+Mark Hazlewood Thanks Mark! I used a 17 gallon compressor. After the first 30 seconds or so of spraying it would kick on and ran the entire time I was spraying....which wasn't too long for each coat. It worked great and I didn't ever drop below the ~50psi I was working at. Thanks for watching Mark.
Really came out great, and so useful!
+Darbin Orvar And the kids love it! Thanks for watching Lynn.
+Tyler G Dunno why I spelled your name that way....sorry Linn!
Niec build! Should last a long time!
BTW< always cracks me up, wood is barely through the jointer/table saw and you're flipping the switch off! Probably good safety habit!
I hope so! Know too many people who left the tool on and lost a finger so it better to turn it off. Thanks for watching!
Great job Tyler and great tutorial. This the best design I have seen and I will use it to build one for my kids. One question : the way the top frame is attached to the legs with 2" screws in both sections of the legs, so that is 16 screws altogether, is it strong enough for heavy kids like mines or would you put some additional blocks underneath to give extra support. it is likely there will more than one kid messing around on the top mattress as well so just interested in your thought? Thanks again !
I have been up there and not felt like there were any strength issues. Could add an additional block if you want so you can sleep at night....(sorry that was terrible!!) Thanks for watching David!
exelent work Tyler realy like the end result!
+Martijn Fransen Thanks Martijn....am super pleased with the finish as well. Thanks for watching.
under 200$?? that's awsome ty! they cost what 6-700in a store. that color is nice too.and no odor poly?where did u score that? that's a must have.lol got one on the way ? boy?girl? congrats!have a good one man!!
It was actually about $150 when I did the math again! The stain was amazing, my new go to. The poly was from menards, the other two stores used to have it until a few months ago, now all they have is minwax. Yup, another on the way and we keep it a secret! Thanks Joe.
+Tyler G nice!even better at 150. i dont think i have a menards in my area.the other 2 i do .if i wood of known that they had it and were discontinuing it i wood of stocked up on that. whens the toy box build video??;]
+Joe basementwoodworking Used to always use Rustoleum Ultimate Polyturethan (Same thing as the Varathane, same company etc...) but Lowes dropped that. Was so disappointed. This Varathane is just as good though. Toy box video....lol...it has kinda turned into a hole built in shelf/toy storage video with rolling cards and so on. Someday man! Got some other cool stuff coming....maybe a shop tour too??! Thanks for always watching Joe.
+Tyler G. cool!, sounds like you have some stuff planned.. and a shop tour sounds good..looki g forward to seeing whats what.
Simple? This looks quite involved...a lot of parts went into making this masterpiece. I like the finish. It's always hard to get a good looking finish on pine. Did you sand to 220 grit?
I guess I've been brainwashed here on You Tube. I was expecting a "Casper" commercial sometime during the video. Keep up the good work, Tyler, Your videos are enjoyable to watch.
Simple is a good catch word! Yea not all that simple but really not that bad either. Yes, sanded to 220. Well I would be lying if I said we didn't the no how nice it would have been to be sponsored for this video, a new set of mattresses would be useful! Next bunk!!
Great job, nice video and tutorial.
Gorgeous work!!
Lots of work for this build but totally worth it! Thanks again for the binge watching!!
what wood have you used? Just the cheap douglas fir planks from home depot? If so I am amazed at how well it has stained, some minor blocthiness but not bad at all.
great job and looks very nice
+MrAttoot Thanks a million!
Finally. I’ve seen someone use a straw to get the excess glue.
Tyler G, where does one get the template for the head rails? Have all material cut and starting to put together but need to cut out the head rail pattern first. Thanks
nice job Tyler!
Thanks Andy!!
I WATCH THE HOLD VIDEO,I GOING HAVE TO TRY THIS.
i am in barbados,stop peeping at me,lol i have to get the cash to buy the material plus i work both night & day i do 12hour shifts,i do security work just have to get some things done first,love your work
So good! Well done my friend! :)
+Make it Extreme Thanks George!