
Finished main part of bed.
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The next step was to construct the side pieces. The top side of the bed is
about 1 inch taller then the bottom skirt. The drawer fronts and dividers
were cut out of one piece of wood, to allow continous grain direction.
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| Side pieces. |
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| Fitting dividers to sides. |
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| Inside, I used dowels to hold alignment and
provide some extra strength. |
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| Dowel joints. |
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| Glue up of sides. |
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Sides, inside you can see the grooves for the center frame to attach
to. |
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| Cut out in end panels to fit frame and back of cubbies.
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| Closeup of end panel side joint. |
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| Another angle. |
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| Finished side panel ends.. |
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| Showing how side and end panels are to be jointed. |
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| End panel showing place for bed hooks to hold on head board.
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| Closeup. |
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| Glueing sides to frame. I really do need some more clamps.
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| From other side. |
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| My new assistant supervising the action. |
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| He found comfy spot. |
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| Basic frame completed. This is cubby side.
The other side holds three drawes. |
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| Closeup of inside of cubbies. |
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