Bro great work. But simple not at all.... 98% of the people to watch this will say I cant do this. But to people who can wood work... thank you for the tips. And keep up the great work!!!!! And not wasting our time with word by word on how you did it.
I dunno why people are hating on the music. Lo-fi Hillbilly might be my new favorite genre. Also, very much enjoyed seeing your process. Thanks for the video.
To all the ppl saying "not simple" Understand the dimensions you need, e.g. mattress lenght/width & measure the person sleeping there when sitting. That'll give you the minimum distance to the ceiling so they won't bump their head when sitting on mattress. Next, try to build something small so you understand the importance of cutting same length & learn stability. Then make sure you pre-drill, very important or you'll possibly split wood. You'll run into mistakes, who doesn't, don't rush it & have fun with it. If you're not sure, you can always add extra bracing like the triangle supports for shelves on the corners.
@@marginalized945 Usually home depot has a 70% off on bad wood, build small scale mock up bed for cat just to try it. 2ft long 2ft tall 1ft wide, put something heavy on it & see where it fails. Have confidence, you can do it. I just did!
It's not about understanding. It's just the amount of tools youre using isnt a simple DIY. Its buy a workshop of tools. A router? How many average people have all these tools. This video should be called Building a loft bed.
Great video. Beautiful and rock solid loft bed. Thanks a million Sawdust is Life. I'm in the process of building one. I'm completely newbie to carpentry but I feel great confident after watching your video. 8 hours including glue time and $250 are much better than a iKea loft bed. Keep it up and post more video please Sawdust is Life.
Great video. Excellent craftsmanship. I watched this video along with your DIY question. To me, this makes sense and you did it yourself, so it's DIY. But some people might need a verbal walk through to explain what you are doing and why. Maybe then they will consider it DIY? But great work none the less
A very clean and minimal looking design in the end but yeah, not so much a simple do it yourself task haha, but there's no way to make a free standing loft bed easily without a lot of structural supports and connections otherwise it would fall apart after a week of crawling into it haha. Thanks man this is helpful, i'm attempting to make a 6 foot high double bed loft so i can have my work desk underneath it :D
How is it not DIY? It's a simple design with no advanced joinery. It's all cheap construction lumber. The only required tools are a drill, circular saw, sander, and a router. The router could even be skipped. It's not a quick build, but simple doesn't mean fast.
Okay, I thought this would be a simpler tool set kind of project! I mean, I do own a 4 inch circular saw, and your circular saw has a laser beam built in.. Haha!!
Yes. I'm a rather plump individual myself and it supported me without any issue. I think I weighed about 290 lbs when I built this. 2x6 construction lumber is quite strong. I would probably try to add a second ladder on the other side if possible though, just to make it easier for both people to get up and down easily.
@@BitsandWood That's great idea adding the second ladder. My boyfriend and I would like this to be our project. We live in a small apartment, we want to have room underneath the bed so we can place other furnitures.
One that uses mortise and tenons as the joinery would be much more involved. One that had some sort of desk and drawers or a dresser built in would be much more complex.
What size of carriage bolt did you use? I’m trying to create my own loft bed very soon and I’m buying tools for it. Your work is amazing by the way that’s why I subscribed to your channel
Simple lol... I'll just go buy one after all. I am actually trying to find out how to turn my child's existing small day bed into a loft bed by raising it. So not totally from scratch.
You could probably make a platform for the existing bed with four posts joined by cross members along the top and bottom, but leaving one side open for access. I guess that would be somewhat similar to what I did here, but without the ladder and with the rails and stiles around the top. Could be a fun project.
Different scales I guess. Dowel and bolt assembly is pretty simple in my book. Had I used mortise and tenon or a bunch of dovetails I wouldn't call it simple. Simple tools and simple materials.
assembly seemed simple, the construction was not unless comparing it to pouring a foundation. I could frame the room it went in and finish the drywall before you finished this project. lol. not starting any crap, I am about to embark on a build as well real soon for my youngest... how many hours start to finish? and what was the price tag?
+unoefxz That’s why I said different scales. For me the construction of this was very simple. Screws, dowels, and bolts. No fancy joinery. For someone else maybe it isn’t simple. think it was about $230 not including the paint. Build time was around 8 hours. There was more time waiting for paint and glue to dry.
dont get me wrong, I have a full wood shop and am going to build one for my daughter, but it will be simple and use MDF. Instead of doweled together railings, it will have a panel. No doubt your work is impeccable, but the average joe could not pull this off let alone identify a fostner bit. Not knocking it at all except for the title. I loathe dry time!!! especially for paint as i can't get anything else done in my small shop.
Hello mate, I have never work with wood before but I want to build an "L" desk, hopefully I am not totally wrong but I fear I may be, my plan is to buy 1"x6"x10', cut 4 pieces of 6"x5' and glue them togheter to get a 24"x5' rectangle, is it that easy?, or even possible if I don't have equipment ( table saw, clamps, power tools, etc)? Do you thing I would be able to get a flat top on the desk? Will I need to buy a power tool? I'm sure this is a silly question, please bear with me.
@@arshkhan4935 Anyone can do it if they have patience and are willing to learn. There are no advanced techniques in this project, but it does require a good amount of time.
+Roshauna Loggins-Jordan Thanks! That was an electric hand planer. It's not a required tool for this project at all, I just never use that tool and I found an excuse to break it out. A regular hand plane would work just as well but if you do a good job following your cut line you don't need to do this.
The structure is all made from 2x6 construction lumber. The side rail, spacers, and ladder are all 2x4s. The bed size is just based on the size of the mattress and the height of the corner posts was just set so my daughter could walk under the bed without hitting her head.
Oh, I can take it. I welcome it, in fact. I just don't agree at all in this case. Of course complexity is in the eye of the beholder and will vary depending on one's experience. From my perspective there is nothing difficult about this project. It's all common construction lumber held together with glue and screws and painted for a finish. It doesn't require any special tools or techniques. It doesn't get much more simple than that.
A “simple” loft bed, from my perspective, wouldn’t require all of the different cuts you made. Simple to you may mean something completely different. But I may have missed the point that this wasn’t a diy tutorial. Following what you were doing wasn’t the easiest thing to do.
You just gave me an idea... I think I still have all the original footage from this build so I think I’m going to try and do a new edit of it with the important parts at real time speed, describe the dimensions, the hows and whys and all that. 👍
I NEED THOSE dimensions PLEASE! I have a 7 yo that has destroyed his bed and a 6 yo daughter that will be hard to deal with if he gets a new one and she doesn't!
I didn't write down any of the dimensions. I just based it on the size of the twin mattress and left half an inch on each side for covers. For the height, I just went a few inches taller than my daughter is so she could walk underneath it.
It was a fun build. My daughter really likes it. I thought about narrating this video and listing all the dimensions and such but it took forever to edit and I wanted to get moving on the next video, which I think is a much cooler looking project :)
No wurries, good video. If somone has the skills to build, they can work out their own dimensions. Don't need voice over every time - interesting just to watch sometimes. Glad she liked it!!
There’s no advanced joinery or crazy angles. The whole thing can be done with a circular saw, drill, and a router. Just gotta take it one step at a time.
SAGEMASTER This project takes nothing more than a simple drill, router, circular saw, and a sander. No expensive tools are required, but as with all building projects, some tools are required. That’s the nature of making.
Yes. Two of them at each corner. At each corner, I trimmed one of the 2x6s by 1-1/2" so that both sides are the same distance from the corner edge. Probably not necessary, but I wanted them the same on both sides.
@@BitsandWood 😭.... Tks for the suport.. I will trie identify in some stores here in Brazil. Who knows.. Or, i can send one print of your vídeo to Sherwin Williams. Maybe they can help me. How we say in Brazil to thanks.. "VALEU!!".. Wow.. Almost i forgot.. This ink has solvente base or water base?
This video is simple due to the deign and the number of tools that were required to make it. If you don't consider this to be simple, your carpentry levels aren't high enough to be able to safely sleep elevated. I've never seen such a moronic comment section in my entire life.
Nice and simple. But to reduce the length of video, you dont have to fast forward and the whole build process in FF is really pain to watch. Joining, painting one post at normal speed is enough than four at FF.
Of course. There'd be no joy in the process if I didn't enjoy the videos. It isn't about watching myself, but more about seeing the project be built. If people like them or find them useful, that's great; but I make projects that I enjoy and make the videos of those projects that I enjoy. Otherwise there would be no fulfillment in the process. Obviously not everyone is going to like them, but that's okay. There are lots of other people making videos of things they make out there that those people might enjoy.
@@BitsandWood Your projects are great. Personally I appreciate and more learning take place for me, if videos are normal play ( not FF or time lapse) I fully agree, everyone makes and share videos of projects they love to make and record. Thanks for sharing.
The town I was born and raised in is called Ukiah. ;) For this one I didn't do a voiceover because it wasn't mean to be a 'how to'. It was just meant to give ideas. When I go the how-to route, I do try to add voice over usually.
Bro great work. But simple not at all.... 98% of the people to watch this will say I cant do this. But to people who can wood work... thank you for the tips. And keep up the great work!!!!! And not wasting our time with word by word on how you did it.
I dunno why people are hating on the music. Lo-fi Hillbilly might be my new favorite genre. Also, very much enjoyed seeing your process. Thanks for the video.
To all the ppl saying "not simple"
Understand the dimensions you need, e.g. mattress lenght/width & measure the person sleeping there when sitting.
That'll give you the minimum distance to the ceiling so they won't bump their head when sitting on mattress.
Next, try to build something small so you understand the importance of cutting same length & learn stability.
Then make sure you pre-drill, very important or you'll possibly split wood.
You'll run into mistakes, who doesn't, don't rush it & have fun with it.
If you're not sure, you can always add extra bracing like the triangle supports for shelves on the corners.
Excellent pointers!
@@BitsandWood
Thanks Sawdust, liked the Mario Bros shirt too!
Yeah, not simple.
@@marginalized945
Usually home depot has a 70% off on bad wood, build small scale mock up bed for cat just to try it.
2ft long 2ft tall 1ft wide, put something heavy on it & see where it fails.
Have confidence, you can do it.
I just did!
It's not about understanding. It's just the amount of tools youre using isnt a simple DIY. Its buy a workshop of tools. A router? How many average people have all these tools. This video should be called Building a loft bed.
I wish this was simple for me lol I'm just getting started at wood working DIY. Looks great nice job.
Jason Ludwick Thanks. Just take them one step at a time and most projects aren’t as difficult as they seem at first.
Great video. Beautiful and rock solid loft bed. Thanks a million Sawdust is Life. I'm in the process of building one. I'm completely newbie to carpentry but I feel great confident after watching your video. 8 hours including glue time and $250 are much better than a iKea loft bed. Keep it up and post more video please Sawdust is Life.
Thanks and good luck in your build!
Great video. Excellent craftsmanship. I watched this video along with your DIY question. To me, this makes sense and you did it yourself, so it's DIY. But some people might need a verbal walk through to explain what you are doing and why. Maybe then they will consider it DIY? But great work none the less
im a female and i love watching this kind of video...i love it.thanks for sharing
Glad you liked it!
this is super awesome looking! thanks for the help!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing job!
Greetings from Chile
good job with it!! its so pretty! I love teal.
Simple and beautiful
A very clean and minimal looking design in the end but yeah, not so much a simple do it yourself task haha, but there's no way to make a free standing loft bed easily without a lot of structural supports and connections otherwise it would fall apart after a week of crawling into it haha. Thanks man this is helpful, i'm attempting to make a 6 foot high double bed loft so i can have my work desk underneath it :D
It is a good, efficient way to make use of space. Eventually I’d like to make another.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Not DIY!!!
Not Simple!!
VERY VERY NICE!!
How is it not DIY? It's a simple design with no advanced joinery. It's all cheap construction lumber. The only required tools are a drill, circular saw, sander, and a router. The router could even be skipped. It's not a quick build, but simple doesn't mean fast.
That looks solid! and I’m curious if there is no need to secure the bed to the wall??
As heavy as it is, no, there has been no need to secure it to anything. I'm over 250lbs and I can climb on that ladder and it doesn't even budge.
Okay, I thought this would be a simpler tool set kind of project! I mean, I do own a 4 inch circular saw, and your circular saw has a laser beam built in.. Haha!!
Beautiful! Fun video ~ a lot of dedication here. Kudos!
Thanks! My daughter was very happy with it.
Paint job looks quite streaky
Yup. I'm a terrible painter. I only painted it because that was how my daughter wanted it.
Very nice work but I'm not sure simple is the word for it. But still very nice.
Ficou incrível 🤩 com ótimo acabamento, muita qualidade e resistência, parabéns pelo simples projeto 👍🏼👊🏼✌🏼😎.
Muito obrigado!
“Simple” he said 😁👌🍻
Yup 😉
"Simple design type of loft"
Amazing job!!! Do you think is possible to build a loft bed for two people? Having the same structure?
Yes. I'm a rather plump individual myself and it supported me without any issue. I think I weighed about 290 lbs when I built this. 2x6 construction lumber is quite strong. I would probably try to add a second ladder on the other side if possible though, just to make it easier for both people to get up and down easily.
@@BitsandWood That's great idea adding the second ladder. My boyfriend and I would like this to be our project. We live in a small apartment, we want to have room underneath the bed so we can place other furnitures.
Great craftsmanship bro
Thanks!
Dope!! Came out awesome god job im in the process of doing a small build myself
Thanks!
Good job...succes..
Thanks.
Well done! Congratulations from Spazio2 - Wooden loft bed
Thanks!
Awesome, but if it is a simple one, which one is complicated:)?
One that uses mortise and tenons as the joinery would be much more involved. One that had some sort of desk and drawers or a dresser built in would be much more complex.
Simple enough to be copied by someone like me with limited tools. :) Thank you for sharing!
You're welcome!
Simply???
Simple, not quick.
Amazing!!! Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you!
Great craftsmanship, and nice banjo music🎵🎶🎼🎧👌😊
Thanks!
What size of carriage bolt did you use? I’m trying to create my own loft bed very soon and I’m buying tools for it. Your work is amazing by the way that’s why I subscribed to your channel
I think they were 3/8" by 3". I'll try to check today to be sure.
Simple lol... I'll just go buy one after all. I am actually trying to find out how to turn my child's existing small day bed into a loft bed by raising it. So not totally from scratch.
You could probably make a platform for the existing bed with four posts joined by cross members along the top and bottom, but leaving one side open for access. I guess that would be somewhat similar to what I did here, but without the ladder and with the rails and stiles around the top. Could be a fun project.
a bit less "simple" than i expected, but nice work!
Simple is in the eye of the beholder I guess. ;) Thanks for watching!
When you use plywood under the mattress, you should drill holes to plywood so the mattress can dry better
Good idea, thanks!
Very nice thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Please, do you want to share the cutting list or plans my grandchildren love your design ... thanks
I don't currently have a cut list or set of plans. I'll try to put one together soon and make another video of it.
Thanks in advance, is a very nice loft bed congratulations
This is the real DIY. When you saw, nail/hammer, paint, and install it yourself.
Love it but I would have the patience to build it myself
It’s not a quick build, that’s for sure. Worth the time though. 👍
Any issues with the legs “wondering in” without a crossbar connecting them lengthwise?
Not yet. I think having the three bolts at the top has been enough to prevent that.
Awesome. Thanks!
simple=ikea for 99.00 beautiful work, but certainly not simple, even for a skilled carpenter
Different scales I guess. Dowel and bolt assembly is pretty simple in my book. Had I used mortise and tenon or a bunch of dovetails I wouldn't call it simple. Simple tools and simple materials.
assembly seemed simple, the construction was not unless comparing it to pouring a foundation. I could frame the room it went in and finish the drywall before you finished this project. lol. not starting any crap, I am about to embark on a build as well real soon for my youngest... how many hours start to finish? and what was the price tag?
+unoefxz That’s why I said different scales. For me the construction of this was very simple. Screws, dowels, and bolts. No fancy joinery. For someone else maybe it isn’t simple.
think it was about $230 not including the paint. Build time was around 8 hours. There was more time waiting for paint and glue to dry.
dont get me wrong, I have a full wood shop and am going to build one for my daughter, but it will be simple and use MDF. Instead of doweled together railings, it will have a panel. No doubt your work is impeccable, but the average joe could not pull this off let alone identify a fostner bit. Not knocking it at all except for the title. I loathe dry time!!! especially for paint as i can't get anything else done in my small shop.
Hello mate, I have never work with wood before but I want to build an "L" desk, hopefully I am not totally wrong but I fear I may be, my plan is to buy 1"x6"x10', cut 4 pieces of 6"x5' and glue them togheter to get a 24"x5' rectangle, is it that easy?, or even possible if I don't have equipment ( table saw, clamps, power tools, etc)? Do you thing I would be able to get a flat top on the desk? Will I need to buy a power tool? I'm sure this is a silly question, please bear with me.
Love the background music
What part of this video was simple?
All of it.
@@BitsandWood ok you talented human being, if you say so
@@arshkhan4935 Anyone can do it if they have patience and are willing to learn. There are no advanced techniques in this project, but it does require a good amount of time.
@@BitsandWood that's a lot. How about just patience. 😂😂
arsh khan That’s a good start. 😉👍
Great video, thank you.
What is the straight hole jig/clamp called please?
For the dowels? It was a Dowl-It 1000 www.amazon.com/Dowl-it-1000-Self-centering-Doweling-Jig/dp/B000022419
Maybe im too dumb or lack technique
But thats does not look simple to me lol, youre a professional leveled builder
Btw... Amazing look!
+1 sub
Thanks! If you divide each project up into smaller steps instead of looking at the final project, they get much easier.
Sawdust is Life sure!
I totally got inspired to make my own loft bed, thats already something haha
Thanks for the reply ^^
Great job. What is that tool named you are smoothing th wood with at about 40seconds?
+Roshauna Loggins-Jordan Thanks! That was an electric hand planer. It's not a required tool for this project at all, I just never use that tool and I found an excuse to break it out. A regular hand plane would work just as well but if you do a good job following your cut line you don't need to do this.
Will be nice if you tell us what are the sizes of the lumber that you use it will help me alot
The structure is all made from 2x6 construction lumber. The side rail, spacers, and ladder are all 2x4s. The bed size is just based on the size of the mattress and the height of the corner posts was just set so my daughter could walk under the bed without hitting her head.
Dobra robota , fajny filmik 😉👍👌
Ja Kub witam Polaka
Szeptacz hey,hey.
Pozdrowienia z Polski 🤗👍
Amazing beautiful work. You just lost me when you put the pegs in. LOLOLOL I's just gonna have to shell out the $900 for a loft bed of that magnitude.
Thanks. The pegs to cover the screws are definitely an optional part. I just thought it looked better that way.
Sawdust is Life It Really did!!!
Nothing about this is simple
Yeah, screws and glue are hard.
Sawdust is Life lol you can’t take criticism. Poor guy.
Oh, I can take it. I welcome it, in fact. I just don't agree at all in this case. Of course complexity is in the eye of the beholder and will vary depending on one's experience. From my perspective there is nothing difficult about this project. It's all common construction lumber held together with glue and screws and painted for a finish. It doesn't require any special tools or techniques. It doesn't get much more simple than that.
I am curious though, what about this build doesn't seem simple from your perspective? That could be a good demonstration point for a future video.
A “simple” loft bed, from my perspective, wouldn’t require all of the different cuts you made. Simple to you may mean something completely different. But I may have missed the point that this wasn’t a diy tutorial. Following what you were doing wasn’t the easiest thing to do.
Lovely well made bed mate. But simple? 🤔 Nah.
James Lawrence Simple is in the eye of the beholder. 😉
How simple can it be??
Simple as pie.
Not simple at all but i like to watch different approaches to same task
"Simple" is one of those things that I think varies by individual perspective.
from chile
i need the measures will be possible
thank you
Voy a intentarlo hacerlo, solo una duda el largo del perno es 3/8x3 o 4?
Alejandra Toloza 2.5”
@@BitsandWood Thank you...
The video were so fast..how could i learn some pointers on making my own loft bed?🤔
Dada & Nash TV Change the playback speed.
@@BitsandWood Thanks!
You just gave me an idea... I think I still have all the original footage from this build so I think I’m going to try and do a new edit of it with the important parts at real time speed, describe the dimensions, the hows and whys and all that. 👍
Simple....
Hi Sr. Did you use 2x4 for the legs?
No, I used 2x6s. 2x4s are probably more than strong enough, I just liked the look of the 2x6s.
@@BitsandWood I agree! Thanks!
Wow!
..... just wow!
Thanks!
I NEED THOSE dimensions PLEASE! I have a 7 yo that has destroyed his bed and a 6 yo daughter that will be hard to deal with if he gets a new one and she doesn't!
I didn't write down any of the dimensions. I just based it on the size of the twin mattress and left half an inch on each side for covers. For the height, I just went a few inches taller than my daughter is so she could walk underneath it.
How name the Woods are you used?
I used Douglas Fir for all of it.
how many weight can i put on it? im kinda chubby lol
I’m around 275 and it holds me up just fine.
what kind of wood is that ? what people use to call ? let me know please
+Arief Rasyddin Douglas Fir.
Plywood i think
How can I make a simple project as complicated as possible? LOL
Oh, I could go way more complicated. I didn't do any bent lamination, or motive and tenon, or any carving. It can get way more complicated! ;)
😂
Good one
It was a fun build. My daughter really likes it. I thought about narrating this video and listing all the dimensions and such but it took forever to edit and I wanted to get moving on the next video, which I think is a much cooler looking project :)
No wurries, good video. If somone has the skills to build, they can work out their own dimensions. Don't need voice over every time - interesting just to watch sometimes. Glad she liked it!!
great! and you call it simple!
What is the length of the screws you used to join the legs?
They were either 2” or 2-1/2”.
@@BitsandWood Thank you very much :D
Actually looks like a 4.5 out of 5 on the FBomb meter. Maybe better to spend $300 and buy one.
🤣
I kept waiting for the Fresh Prince to sing Beverly Hillbilly rap song.
Now that might be an entertaining song!
Thanks for the video by the way. Awesome.
I don't see simple anywere
Nice...
But dont tell me thats simple. 😄
It is simple. :D
Thats for expert like u.
Im just a poor beginner, sir.
😄😄😄
Simple!?
Very.
@@BitsandWood Sure, for you.
There’s no advanced joinery or crazy angles. The whole thing can be done with a circular saw, drill, and a router. Just gotta take it one step at a time.
@@BitsandWood What's a router?
They’re right next to the circular saws at Home Depot.
It aint simple dude!
Simply? 🤔☹
Yes.
Designs simple
bella la struttura, ma il materasso come fa a respirare se sotto c'è una tavola piena?...
Why did you not go up there ?
I don't know.
Ok. Dimension?
Just base the dimensions on the size of mattress you're using.
"Simple"
*Start Taking Expensive Tools That Poor People Like Us Can't Afford*
SAGEMASTER This project takes nothing more than a simple drill, router, circular saw, and a sander. No expensive tools are required, but as with all building projects, some tools are required. That’s the nature of making.
@@BitsandWood right you are my friend, I was just about to use the exact same words.
legs are 2x6?
Yes. Two of them at each corner. At each corner, I trimmed one of the 2x6s by 1-1/2" so that both sides are the same distance from the corner edge. Probably not necessary, but I wanted them the same on both sides.
Do you have any plans?
Not currently, no. It was just based on the size of the mattress and the height of my daughter.
great bed, would not really call it simple though (-:
Simple materials then ;)
What is the name of this color??
Pleeeeasee, somebody helpmeee!!
I got it at Sherwin Williams but I don't have the can anymore so I'm not sure what the color name was.
@@BitsandWood 😭.... Tks for the suport.. I will trie identify in some stores here in Brazil. Who knows.. Or, i can send one print of your vídeo to Sherwin Williams. Maybe they can help me. How we say in Brazil to thanks.. "VALEU!!"..
Wow.. Almost i forgot.. This ink has solvente base or water base?
It was a water-based latex.
So much for simple
Simple doesn't mean no work.
Bon boulot.., travail de vrai menuisier, dommage qu’il aille mis cette couleur..!
C'était la couleur que ma fille voulait. :)
This video is simple due to the deign and the number of tools that were required to make it. If you don't consider this to be simple, your carpentry levels aren't high enough to be able to safely sleep elevated. I've never seen such a moronic comment section in my entire life.
How can it get any simpler? There are structural requirements that need to be met and he did it in the simplest way possible. Complicated? Naaaah.
What do you mean by "simple"???
Easy. No expensive lumber or fasteners. No advanced joinery or finishing. Everything can be sourced from Home Depot or Lowe’s.
Nice job, but I would rather call it rise bad, not loft.
Song name?
I think it was this one: www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/funky-groove
www.bensound.com/bensound-music/bensound-funnysong.mp3
A SIMPLE diy loft bed, due I thought it would be like 123
It is. You just can't forget 456789... ;)
😂😂
Simple？
Yup.
Do you have a plan? Thanks so much!
No, not yet. I just based all the dimensions on the length and width of the mattress and how high of a space I wanted underneath it.
Nice and simple. But to reduce the length of video, you dont have to fast forward and the whole build process in FF is really pain to watch. Joining, painting one post at normal speed is enough than four at FF.
I like the fast forward effect.
@@BitsandWood Thanks. So, you make videos to watch yourself! Good luck.
Of course. There'd be no joy in the process if I didn't enjoy the videos. It isn't about watching myself, but more about seeing the project be built. If people like them or find them useful, that's great; but I make projects that I enjoy and make the videos of those projects that I enjoy. Otherwise there would be no fulfillment in the process. Obviously not everyone is going to like them, but that's okay. There are lots of other people making videos of things they make out there that those people might enjoy.
@@BitsandWood Your projects are great. Personally I appreciate and more learning take place for me, if videos are normal play ( not FF or time lapse) I fully agree, everyone makes and share videos of projects they love to make and record. Thanks for sharing.
That's like saying oh yeah I painted the moanalisa only took 10 minutes it was easy
LOL
The only simple part of that video was the melody
🤣🤣🤣
I’m just here for the music. Lol
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I have watched a few DIY Loft bed videos . Are builder afraid of WORDS. This is like the 4th without words. :(
The town I was born and raised in is called Ukiah. ;) For this one I didn't do a voiceover because it wasn't mean to be a 'how to'. It was just meant to give ideas. When I go the how-to route, I do try to add voice over usually.
Well... If you have all that equipment....
This can be done with a circular saw, drill, sander, and a router. That's a pretty basic tool kit.
Is it simply???
Haha...
So simply only with word..
Very simple for anyone with basic power tools and a little patience.
thousand pound bed
It's heavy, that's for sure.
For professional people, this isn't a simple.
TUAN TRAN I’m not a professional. It may have a lot of steps, but they are simple steps.
It might be simple for u...
If dis is simple...then what's hard?
The video where I made a Queen Anne style coffee table for my grandmother. Getting those hand-shaped legs to match is hard.
It is going to be hard if you think it's impossible. The hard process is your thinking itself. 💩