Love how the middle support slat also does work holding the headboard in place. Allows you to use those simple clean dovetails with no glue and no fear of it moving out of place. Very good design!
@@BauWoodworks its amazing cause When you first put it together took me a while to realize that between the weight of the sleepers and the dovetails on the middle braces this bed is probably the most stable ive seen on youtube even though it takes 2 seconds to assemble and no hardware. Im hoping to make a castle joint bed soon.
Thanks for our new family bed Fabi. A great piece of work - outstanding. No metal, lokal wood being used , timeless design and we sleep better than ever. Love it!
I could so relate to the end when he said this was his first major project where a fuck up didn’t cause a change. lol been there my friend, been there. lol
Hi Fabi, awesome project and a stunning end result! Thnx for sharing. Some questions: What is the function of the beam installed at 10:55? And how did the stability work out in the end with the heavy head board? Was there any wobble or were there loose / moving parts? Are there lessons learned worth sharing? Thanks in advance.
Thank you Martijn 🤗 So the beam you mentioned prevents the two sides from sliding out of place. The headboard has the pins part of the joints and the sides the tails. There is no wobble or anything. It holds together way better than I thought. I expected it to habe some kind of wiggle or racking that I would have been forced to adress. But there wasn't 😁 The headboard is actually very balamced and can stand on its own. With the rest of the bed attached it is going nowhere. All in all I am very happy with the result and cannot think of something that I would really change. Maybe I would give the sides the pins in the back too so I can skip the beam we talked about. But that beam is sooo satisfying to put in place that I would likely do it again 😅
@@BauWoodworksThnx for your reply. I see it now. I thought the sides had symmetrical ends, but the end on the side on the head board indeed is mounted from the right (in the movie). I can imagine having symmetrical ends on the side parts only required you to have the middle beam holding the headboard and foot section together. Good to know it all got very stable. I might copy some design details for my own bed 😉
Thank you so much! Don't be fooled by the thickness of the mattress. The slatted frame works in conjunction with the mattress and it is really comfortable!
It's nice to have nice tools, but you can build that same stuff with much less and eventually upgrade at a certain point! Hope you have a great time in the shop!
Get a chisel and a mallet and a couple of handsaws and you would be amazed at what you can build. Especially if you don’t have much space, hand tools are really great and can be quite fast with a little practice. Sometimes the fun isn’t in getting a new tool but in figuring out how to make what you want with the tools that you do have.
Hey. Wie heißt das Teil aus 7:10? Würde für mein Gesellenstück sehr viel Sinn machen. Geiles Bett übrigens. Finde ich so gelungen das ich es nach der Prüfung mal nachbauen werde.😁👍
Das Ding nennt sich OSMO Handpad Halter und macht das auftragen echt easy. Cool ich bin gespannt auf dein Bett! Lass mich gerne wissen wie es geworden ist und viel Erfolg bei der Prüfung!
Ich habe zu danken... deine Videos sind sehr unterhaltsam und lehrreich. Ich bin zwar Architekt und kein Schreiner - aber ich interessiere mich für die Möbelbaukunst. Habe schon einige Einbaumöbel für meine Architekturprojekte entworfen und bauen lassen. Wenn ich das Handwerk dahinter besser verstehe - hilft mir das für spätere Entwürfe. Bin gespannt was noch alles kommt 😊
Hey Fabi, superb build. Love the joinery, design and concept. The dovetail saw guide, is it magnetic? Where did you source it from please? Subscribed and purchased 👍🏻😉
Thanks Mike 🤗 That's awesome! I bought the dovetail guide from Jonathan Katz-Moses. Just google for Katz-Moses dovetail guide. Nice guide, great guy 😉👍
@@BauWoodworks Vielen Dank für die schnelle Antwort. Mit so etwas habe ich gerechnet. Ich finde das Bett extrem gelungen. Tolle Idee, sehr gute Umsetzung!
@@BauWoodworks Eins kann ich sagen: ich bin mir sehr sicher, dass ich das Bett diesen Frühling nachbauen werde. Da ich noch nicht mit so dicken Bohlen gearbeitet habe, wollte ich fragen, ob Du erwartest, dass sich das Holz noch verzieht oder später noch Risse auftreten werden?
Ohh sehr cool! Lass mich unbedingt wissen wie es läuft und wie es dann geworden ist 😍 Also ich habe das Holz kammergetrocknet gekauft. Dann noch ein wenig in der Wrkstatt aklimatisieren lassen und dann von 52 auf 35mm gehobelt. Meiner Erfahrung nach verziehen sich Bretter in dieser Stärke dann kaum mehr insbesondere wenn nicht so viel abgehobelt wurde oder nicht aufgetrennt. Die Konstruktion des Bettes lässt das Arbeiten des Holzes jedoch zu und verhindert das verziehen. Z.b. mit der Gratleiste am Kopfteil. Risse können natürlich auftreten wenn das Holz noch weiter trocknen sollte. Durch das aklimatisieren und das vorherige Kammertrocknen ist das risiko allerdings recht gering 👌
Hi, I like your jigs for cutting the kumiko strips at a given angle. I wanted to contact you by email, to ask you some questions, but you don’t have a contact link in your web page
For the bed? I don't make the bed for commissions due to a variety of reasons. But I do sell the plans on my website: bau-woodworks.com/produkt/bed-of-tails-metal-free-bed-digital-plans/
➤PLANS: bit.ly/diy-live-edge-bed-plans
Love how the middle support slat also does work holding the headboard in place. Allows you to use those simple clean dovetails with no glue and no fear of it moving out of place. Very good design!
Thanks 😀
I was thinking a lot about how to hold the frame together. Finally, I came up with this idea and I am still very happy with it 😀
@@BauWoodworks its amazing cause When you first put it together took me a while to realize that between the weight of the sleepers and the dovetails on the middle braces this bed is probably the most stable ive seen on youtube even though it takes 2 seconds to assemble and no hardware. Im hoping to make a castle joint bed soon.
Watching the final assembly is the most satisfying woodworking moment on UA-cam. I watched it 10 times in a row then bought the plans haha
Hehe thanks 🤗 I was so thrilled and proud when assembling it for the first time. Thanks for your purchase 🙏
Thanks for our new family bed Fabi. A great piece of work - outstanding. No metal, lokal wood being used , timeless design and we sleep better than ever. Love it!
It was my pleasure 🤗! I am very happy you like it and sleep well in it! 😍
This is exactly what I’ve been scouring UA-cam for for months! Subscribed and buying the plans. Now I gotta find a good slab of oak or walnut…
Awesome! Thank you so much.
Uhhh in Walnut it would look incredible! Let me know how yours turns out 👍
I could so relate to the end when he said this was his first major project where a fuck up didn’t cause a change. lol been there my friend, been there. lol
Hahaha yeah 😅 A pretty great feeling to know you didn't mess up too bad 😜
Thanks for sharing George 🤗🤗
simple elegance, just beautiful
Thank you so much 🤗
amazing sense of design!
Thanks 🤗
Exceptional design, and the build was wonderfully executed. Subscribed.
Awesome 😁 Makes me really happy to hear. Thanks for following slong 👌
Looks great. What happens when one needs to get more purchase with toes? 🤔
So generous to include your plans for this build! Thank you!!!
Beautiful!
Thank you 🤗
What a beautiful, beautiful job. Good work, sir!
And the videos were a great watch. Subscribed.
Thabk you so much Jim 🤗🤗
Very Nice Build 👍
Thanks Rod 🤗😁
That's awesome, it looks great.
Thank you! Cheers!
Parabéns, seu trabalho é incrível
Obrigado
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Hi Fabi, awesome project and a stunning end result! Thnx for sharing. Some questions: What is the function of the beam installed at 10:55? And how did the stability work out in the end with the heavy head board? Was there any wobble or were there loose / moving parts? Are there lessons learned worth sharing? Thanks in advance.
Thank you Martijn 🤗
So the beam you mentioned prevents the two sides from sliding out of place. The headboard has the pins part of the joints and the sides the tails.
There is no wobble or anything. It holds together way better than I thought. I expected it to habe some kind of wiggle or racking that I would have been forced to adress. But there wasn't 😁
The headboard is actually very balamced and can stand on its own. With the rest of the bed attached it is going nowhere.
All in all I am very happy with the result and cannot think of something that I would really change. Maybe I would give the sides the pins in the back too so I can skip the beam we talked about. But that beam is sooo satisfying to put in place that I would likely do it again 😅
@@BauWoodworksThnx for your reply. I see it now. I thought the sides had symmetrical ends, but the end on the side on the head board indeed is mounted from the right (in the movie). I can imagine having symmetrical ends on the side parts only required you to have the middle beam holding the headboard and foot section together. Good to know it all got very stable. I might copy some design details for my own bed 😉
Awesome! Take what you like and ditch what you don't 😉
Please let me know how your bed turns out. Shoot me a mail or something like that 😉👍
love to see your work in the future... and wish to work with you!
Thanks mate
I really like it. Subscribed.
Awesome! Thank you Andrei :)
holy
shit.
This is awesome!
Thanks mate 😁🤗
Wunderschön! Tolles Video 👍🏼
Vielen lieben Dank Patrick 🤗 Das freut mich.
AMAZING AMAZING design. practically and aesthetically. however that thin mattress doesn't do the bed justice.
ps. how much did you sell this bed for?
Thank you so much! Don't be fooled by the thickness of the mattress. The slatted frame works in conjunction with the mattress and it is really comfortable!
Nice work
Thanks Jake 🤗
perfection
Thanks mate!
I'm depressed now .. Won't ever afford the tools or have that skill. Nice job!
Or who knows!
It's nice to have nice tools, but you can build that same stuff with much less and eventually upgrade at a certain point! Hope you have a great time in the shop!
Get a chisel and a mallet and a couple of handsaws and you would be amazed at what you can build. Especially if you don’t have much space, hand tools are really great and can be quite fast with a little practice. Sometimes the fun isn’t in getting a new tool but in figuring out how to make what you want with the tools that you do have.
@@displaychicken I totally agree. You can build almost anything with just a few tools. However getting new and nice tools is also quite fun 😉
Hey. Wie heißt das Teil aus 7:10? Würde für mein Gesellenstück sehr viel Sinn machen. Geiles Bett übrigens. Finde ich so gelungen das ich es nach der Prüfung mal nachbauen werde.😁👍
Das Ding nennt sich OSMO Handpad Halter und macht das auftragen echt easy. Cool ich bin gespannt auf dein Bett! Lass mich gerne wissen wie es geworden ist und viel Erfolg bei der Prüfung!
Subscribed 👍🏻 I like 👌🏻
Nice 👍 Thanks 🤗
Ich habe zu danken... deine Videos sind sehr unterhaltsam und lehrreich.
Ich bin zwar Architekt und kein Schreiner - aber ich interessiere mich für die Möbelbaukunst. Habe schon einige Einbaumöbel für meine Architekturprojekte entworfen und bauen lassen. Wenn ich das Handwerk dahinter besser verstehe - hilft mir das für spätere Entwürfe.
Bin gespannt was noch alles kommt 😊
Das freut mich sehr Stefano!
Dann kannst du ja bald die Einbaumöbel entwerfen und direkt selbst bauen 😉👍
Hey Fabi, superb build. Love the joinery, design and concept. The dovetail saw guide, is it magnetic? Where did you source it from please?
Subscribed and purchased 👍🏻😉
Thanks Mike 🤗 That's awesome!
I bought the dovetail guide from Jonathan Katz-Moses. Just google for Katz-Moses dovetail guide. Nice guide, great guy 😉👍
what mattress is that?
The mattress is part of this sleeping system: www.allnatura.de/schlafsystem.html
Bauste wieder mal Möbel? Fände ich super:)
Bin gerade dabei ein neues Video für den Couchtisch fertig zu stellen 😉 2 weitere Möbelstücke sind fertig und dszu fehlen "nur" noch die Videos 😅
S U P E R WORK..............
thank you so much! 😄
Hi Fabi, kannst Du sagen, welche Materialkosten Du in etwa hattest?
Hi, ja das kann ich dir recht genau sagen. Der Eichenstamm hat 770€ gekostet. Eine 3/4 Bohle ist übrig geblieben 😉👍
@@BauWoodworks Vielen Dank für die schnelle Antwort. Mit so etwas habe ich gerechnet. Ich finde das Bett extrem gelungen. Tolle Idee, sehr gute Umsetzung!
Sehr gerne! Vielen Dank dir 🤗🤗
@@BauWoodworks Eins kann ich sagen: ich bin mir sehr sicher, dass ich das Bett diesen Frühling nachbauen werde. Da ich noch nicht mit so dicken Bohlen gearbeitet habe, wollte ich fragen, ob Du erwartest, dass sich das Holz noch verzieht oder später noch Risse auftreten werden?
Ohh sehr cool! Lass mich unbedingt wissen wie es läuft und wie es dann geworden ist 😍
Also ich habe das Holz kammergetrocknet gekauft. Dann noch ein wenig in der Wrkstatt aklimatisieren lassen und dann von 52 auf 35mm gehobelt. Meiner Erfahrung nach verziehen sich Bretter in dieser Stärke dann kaum mehr insbesondere wenn nicht so viel abgehobelt wurde oder nicht aufgetrennt.
Die Konstruktion des Bettes lässt das Arbeiten des Holzes jedoch zu und verhindert das verziehen. Z.b. mit der Gratleiste am Kopfteil.
Risse können natürlich auftreten wenn das Holz noch weiter trocknen sollte. Durch das aklimatisieren und das vorherige Kammertrocknen ist das risiko allerdings recht gering 👌
Beautiful work! Please don’t forget to use eye protection so you can keep making great videos.
thanks 👌👍 yeah I know, 😅 thanks for the reminber 😉
Hi, I like your jigs for cutting the kumiko strips at a given angle. I wanted to contact you by email, to ask you some questions, but you don’t have a contact link in your web page
Hey Luis,
Thanks for your interest.
You can simply ask your questions here or email me at info@bau-woodworks.com 👍
Great, thanks
Didnt know Jeorge Masvidal was into woodworking nowadays
Haha 😂 Retirement plans 😉
super
Thanks 😄
schon drauf gefreut
Mega 😍 Ich hoffe es hat dir gefallen 😉👍
@@BauWoodworks Werde das auf Wunsch meiner Frau wohl bald nachbauen:)
@@hgohlke oh wow da wirst du ja zum Ehemann des Jahres 😉
Sag mir auf jeden Fall Bescheid, wie der Bau läuft 😁
@@BauWoodworks Dauert noch muss noch die Werkstatt umbauen, vermulich mitte nächsten Jahres
👍👍
Price?
For the bed?
I don't make the bed for commissions due to a variety of reasons.
But I do sell the plans on my website: bau-woodworks.com/produkt/bed-of-tails-metal-free-bed-digital-plans/
@@BauWoodworks so you made it for free for your friend? or they just paid for materials? Maybe just how much were the materials? 2k euros?
its beautiful sale
Thanks
What?!!! You are forced to use imperial measurements on your Bosch tools that you bought in Germany???
Oh I don't really remember which scebe you reffer to. Can you give me a hint please? 😅
@@BauWoodworks The router depth dial looked liked it was in inches.
@@DanielBelzil ahh no, it has both on it. A bit confusing 😅