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Hi there! We just finished building this bed this week end! We just got a new mattress leesa sapira and it was so fun to have a new bed altogether! The bed is very sturdy and well put together. We used Douglas fir and a walnut stain. We loved trying out a pocket hole jig!

The instructions were helpful although there were a few things we had to figure out on our own. A few notes for the tutorial: Woodworking Supply Stores Near Me Switch 1. We highly recommend using pre stain. The instructions say 9 but the diagrams show It was very frustrating to get everything ready to assemble the headboard only to discover we had to run to the store and buy another and cut, sand, pre stain, stain and clear coat one random board.

Depending on how you assemble the bed, the strivers could use an extra inch or two in length. They still work a little shorter but maybe cut them a little longer and sand or cut it down later. The project took us about a week in all. We were only really working in the evenings and juggling two small children and extremely hot temperatures. I wish I could post pictures! Hi Eliese! I just finished making this in king size using poplar , and used the metal joist brackets too!

My support slats and spacers were actually. It looks like Ananda used a smaller piece here too. Ananda, thank you for sharing your plans! This was a blast to make! How can those who have followed your tutorial share photos of the final product? Would you be able to share the materials with wiemeasurements for the king size bed? I would love to start this project up this week.

How is your bed holding up? This looks like a simple and beautiful frame. Thanks so much! I was looking for information regarding this and finally got one. Thanks for sharing the information with us. The article was a great help to me. Hi ananda! Was wondering, for making this accommodate a full size bed, would I just reduce all measurements by 6 inches?

According to the chart at the end of the article a full size bed is 6 inches shorter on both sides than a queen. Thanks in advance. If you drop the slats lower for the mattress to fit further down into the frame, will the foot board posts need to notched out to allow this to happen?

That is fantastic way to utilize the pallets! My husband got a lot of them at our recent project. Wow, this is beautiful. Such a great tutorial too with all the info anyone could need! Thanks so much, hoping to make our frame within the coming weeks!!! What color stain did you use? I noticed you posted a link to the diy stains and you said you used recipe 7, but I am a little bit confused because when I went to the page, recipe 7 was a recipe for staining wood colors like blue?

Love the bedrame and headboard, thank you for sharing your design! Do you remember what colors you mixed and in what ratio to get this color?

Hi Ananda, what are you using to connect the short side of the bed frame to the posts? Just finished mine! Such a fun way to spend time, I absolutely loved the finish product. Thanks for putting this together, I would have never thought this was something I could do and have it actually turn out well!

I cannot figure out how to get the graphics that you used on the box with the oranges. Thanks for your help. As coolly at you it turned out. Bed simply super! I just moved to the new apartment and itself should choose quickly furniture so far there do repair and repair system of heating, after all in Philadelphia is cool now. Whether now I will think it is worth buying in shop or it is better to make most.

Thanks for the instruction, I will watch further your new ideas. So happy we found your plans for this bed! Just recently finished building ours, switching it up a bit with our headboard. And feeling accomplished for actually building a piece of furniture! This is one of the best tutorials on building a bed! I made this bed frame last year. Painted it with one coat of red latex so the grain shows through.

Now I have to make another bed frame and wanted to try another design, but after fruitless looking, decided to go back to this design. The directions are very specific and that really makes the whole project so easy!

Thank you! Do you find that your mattress slips around on your bed frame, or is it held pretty securely? Is this a full sized bed or a queen bed? Would I need to adjust the material list? Hanna Norell, if you want the mattress to sit between and below the bed rails, you will not only have to lower the position of the slats, but you will also have to change the dimensions of the bed by about 2 inches in both directions.

The plans given are for the outer dimensions of the bed to match the matress, what you will want is for the inner dimensions of the bed to match the matress size. I love your design! Is it possible to use 2 x 4 joist hangers to support the 2 x 4 stringers? Does the supply list include the wood needed for the head board or just the bed frame?

Do I need to make sure I look at both the supply lists on this link and the head board link? I lean towards a taller bed. Can this be easily adapted to be a bit taller without jeopardizing sturdiness? I want to make sure the frame is still strong enough. I think the headboard and foot board need to be 57 inches to make it work to be actual 80 inches.

Thank you. Need to round up the HD pocket hole jig and brackets. Maximum weight load would be around worst case. Add a 3rd or is that overkill? Kind of excited to give this a try. Love the simplicity of this plan,. I have a small Kreg R3 jig, do you know if this will work, or do I Need the one you advertise in the directions? I love this bed plan! Thank you for posting, Did you use sketchup for the plans with measurements in the tutorial?

Thanks for this great tutorial and bed building plans! It goes so well in the room and looks beautiful!

We made this bed in 4 days with 0 fights!! Stained it darker and used joist hangers instead of making our own for the 2 x 4s that hold the slats.

Since it was a king size we used x4s Loved this project! The bed looks amazing! I have one concern regarding your use of pocket hole joints. My husband is very tall and has to have that extra length the Cal King offers. Is there any way you would convert the measurements for me for a Cal King bed? Poplar, which is the cheapest, would still be over a grand. I had the best time with this project. I am such a dang rookie when it comes to building things.

This bed was a kick in the pants fun time for me. The challenge and best part was learning how to use the pocket jig.

I chose to use pine for my bed. I just had a new home built and have been using the color espresso as my accent color for furniture. So I bravely stained away at each board and watched the wood transform before my eyes.

I was smiling from ear to ear with the results. Thank you for the amazing plans and the joy you brought to my new home. My bed looks so rich and professionally done. The dark espresso color just pops and shines! So excited to try this build! Would you be able to help me on the measurements for a full. I have tried the math a couple times but I am fairly sure I am doing it wrong. I took off 6 inches from the measurements but saw your reply above about not removing the 6 inches from the verticals and now I have confused myself more.

Height should be same! This is the one I plan to build. Thanks for this tutorial. Just built the frame for a king sized mattress and laying on it for the third night so far. Makes things so easy.

Hi, very nice guide by the way. People would be forever grateful if you could make public plans for a solid inclined bed frame. Great design, both simple and elegant.

Does that make sense? Which is correct? Love this bed so much! I was wondering if I could get the download for this? Looking for a fun new project this weekend :. Hi Ananda. My wife saw these plans and wanted me to make this bed for us. I bought all the materials at the beginning of COVID, but have just recently made my cuts and am finishing sanding.

Taking out the 3. Does this mean the frame sticks out 1. Enjoying putting this together, as well as all the great questions from everyone! Hello, is it possible to make this platform bed without the headboard? I have a carved room divider that I put up flat against the wall as a headboard behind my current bed. Amanda, thank you for the inspiration and all your work to prepare your plans and sharing them! I also added two side panels with bed-lights that hang on each side of the bed with floating shelves, and used the same beetle kill wood as the headboard.

Can you please share the picture. I am planning something similar for the Floating shelves for the Full bed I am planning for my son. So the picture will be helpful. Can I use a full plywood sheet instead of slats? Thoughts on that please. I see mixed comments about using plywood sheet vs plywood slats. Is it possible to make taller posts for twin size bed?

Any limit on height? I am all done measuring and cutting, getting ready to drill. Any other thoughts on screw type, aside from length, for attaching the brackets? How much space is there between the bottom of the bed and the floor? Could you fit those long plastic containers under it for storage? First, thank you so much for sharing your plans for this bed! We made one for ourselves with a slightly different twist on the headboard and we LOVE it!!

Goes so well with our decor and looks like it should have cost way more than it did! I do have a question for you. Over time we are dealing with a LOT of squeaking in the joints.

It squeaks loudly even when we just sit down on it. We also used Douglas fir. At one point, I did take the slats off and took the side rails off to tighten all the screws to see if that would help. So far, nothing we have done has helped with the squeaking. Do you have any ideas for us to try? So your bed is pushed up against the wall?? They sell products they make in house, as well as rebranded items made by others, but all are USA made quality.

Affordable too. Their online catalog is worth a look. The most unloved, yet deserving of love, company on our list is Lang Tools. They owe a little of their obscure nature to themselves though. They previously operated 4 brands, a lot of branding for a small company to handle. The best known of these was Kastar, while the other 2…. Last year they wised up and consolidated all 4 brands under the Lang banner which I feel will help boast their brand recognition.

Remember those old school ratcheting box end wrenches everyone had before the ratcheting combos came out? Lang invented them, and while they seem a little antiquated now, they were hot sellers at one time. Conductor great write up on all these tool brands.

Thank you for pointing out some of these companies to the TIA community. Amazing article Conductor, u definitely know ur stuff…awesome details as well…. I am very integrated wete my tools come from and the manufacturer, getting the best deals and best quality is what i like… Good stuff.. Lots of info for me. I would love to buy American made hand tools while browsing the internet, but most of the websites make it very hard to navigate, see pictures, and especially purchase from the manufacturer.

If you ever have a question about an item, we have some really knowledgable guys over on the forum to brainstorm with.

Feel free to come on over and check it out. Awesome article Conductor!!! Perfect timing too because I was just looking through some of my Craftsman tools and I could not help but think about how crappy they are. This being said, I have been on this new kick to figure out what tool brand that I will change over too so that I can leave this Chinese cloud that hangs over my head called Crapsman Craftsman in the dust. Plus they always had that awesome lifetime warranty that they stood by which has now changed.

Now there brand sucks and there warranty is crap. I was just in to sears a month ago to buy a new pick set and they broke as I was taking them out of the packaging.

I then took them back and they would not return them without a receipt. It was not a big deal because I had it with me but I was still pissed. Such BS. Can you tell me if there is a store or chain that I can actually go into to look at the tools? A place that an average person can walk into without a business slip or contractors license.

Or is most of this Woodworking Supply Stores Near Me Online stuff now on-line? Matthew: Most of the tools on this list with the exception of Carlyle will be found in much greater capacity, and for much cheaper prices, online. My favorite online hand tool retailers are Zorotools, Tooltopia, and Trident Supply. You pretty much have to use their ebay store to get anywhere. GREAT article. I have most of those brands in my box. I have a set of the Lang offset ratchet wrenches you mentioned…..

Just liked that they were made in USA. As far as the Martin….. As the other reader stated, he is looking for a Craftsman alternative ever since Craftsman left us all high and dry……. I , too, have been replacing my Craftsman junk with other tools. I have been buying used Proto on ebay, and a new, affordable brand I like are the Gearwrench stuff.

Sockets, end wrenches…. Good feel. SUPER article……great info, good insight, love the snap on dig at the end……. Loved it. Good read. Thank you. SK Tools is another old, but good one. They were almost dead and came back after being purchased by Ideal. Great article i have a tool from every company in that article except Lang and Martin i have never heard of them. Great article that I just stumbled upon. I ended up buying an entire set of pliers, screwdrivers, and some other tools.

They are all exceptionally well made. Hopefully these brands continue to thrive! How do you guys feel about kobalts products? I love wright, Armstrong, and Williams they all are great but weight is my favorite they make awesome quality tools.

They keep it simple and tough as Armstrong got look. But if you look on a socket or other Williams made kobalt they have same font and date codes as snap ons. I buy all I can find of all those brands used that I can get and have a ton.

Hi there, I want to subscribe for this web site to obtain latest updates, thus where can i do it please assist. As I recall, the Armstrong Company was sold and stopped production in the U. What a shame.

Need some help! I have spent months reading and researching good American tools. Instead of gaining knowledge I have totally given up.

But heck back then even craftsman was good. Then I sleep on it and demand that I buy American. Can some one give me clarity?! Why are you so stern on USA made? Fact of the matter is, US made just isnt what it once was. The American manufacturing industry is gone. Bottom of the barrel. The auto industry in the us basically highlights the entire manufacturing industry here.

We have nobody but ourselves to blame. Work only 2hrs of your 8. That pretty much explains my distaste for us made tools. Triple to quadruple the price. And triple to quadruple the quality on imported tools.

Cornwell make quality tools and I believe all items they sell are made in the USA. They can be pricey thou. Klein also makes great tools for screwdrivers and pliers.

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