Maloof Inspired bassinet

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  • Опубліковано 30 кві 2017
  • My wife and I are expecting a little girl in June 2017. I know she won't be in the bassinet long, but I couldn't help but take the opportunity to build something.. After her (and hopefully some other children), it can serve as a play bassinet.
    I chose to stay away from my more typical how-to videos due to the nature of this project. I highly recommend you do your own research. If you have any specific questions, please leave a comment below and i'll get back to you.
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    I was first inspired by the Maloof Style, when I saw the Wood Whisperer's sculpted rocker build - I hope to reach his level of craftsmanship some day: • Shaping a Maloof-Inspi...
    Thanks for watching!
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  • @christinejesson-valore6439
    @christinejesson-valore6439 5 років тому +1

    So glad to see a Sam Maloof inspired bassinet being built! I knew Sam and worked at the first museum to put together a traveling exhibition of his work. The 2nd stop was the Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC where one of his signature rocking chairs was donated. I hope you get to tour his home. it is a treasure! Congratulations on your bundle of joy!

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  5 років тому

      Christine Jesson-Valore thank you for watching and the kind note! He was an incredible craftsman.

  • @lignumchannel
    @lignumchannel 7 років тому +1

    I can see that this will be passed on for generations.. Great job!!

  • @remonkaldas5936
    @remonkaldas5936 6 років тому

    Awesome build!! Really enjoyed watching!

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  6 років тому +1

      remon kaldas thanks. Kinda wish I had done the full how to. But just too much risk involved I think.

  • @ilyaivanov1745
    @ilyaivanov1745 7 років тому

    The cradle looks great !

  • @darkangel73452
    @darkangel73452 6 років тому

    That is an awesome bassinet. I love that it is something that you can pass down from generation to generation

  • @philliprowland2161
    @philliprowland2161 7 років тому +2

    Still watching the video, but thank you for acknowledging the different guidelines out there that could potentially get wood workers in trouble. I've had several crib request and I just can't bring myself to take the risk. Even outside the legal risk, I couldn't stand thinking I did something wrong to hurt someone else's kid.

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  7 років тому +1

      Phillip Rowland agreed. But I did do a weight stress-test with my dog. Didn't document that just in case PETA comes after me haha.

    • @philliprowland2161
      @philliprowland2161 7 років тому

      Chronic Woodwork haha. Looks great either way!

  • @mhakrefdan6678
    @mhakrefdan6678 6 років тому +1

    Very good work

  • @andyhagan2958
    @andyhagan2958 3 роки тому +1

    Very nice

  • @arturolopez2886
    @arturolopez2886 6 років тому +1

    Exelent

  • @ihoppoet
    @ihoppoet 5 років тому +1

    How long did you steam the slats., it is beautiful.

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  5 років тому +1

      ihoppoet thank you and thanks for watching. Rule of thumb is 1 hour per inch of thickness, so 15 min for these 1/4” slates. I’d recommend 20.

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  5 років тому

      ihoppoet thank you and thanks for watching. Rule of thumb is 1 hour per inch of thickness, so 15 min for these 1/4” slates. I’d recommend 20.

    • @ihoppoet
      @ihoppoet 5 років тому

      Chronic Woodwork thank you.

  • @carolashurst3113
    @carolashurst3113 6 років тому

    How did you attach the cradle to the stand? What type of bolts etc.?

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  6 років тому +1

      Carol Ashurst hey carol, I used rockler pivot hinges!

    • @carolashurst3113
      @carolashurst3113 6 років тому +1

      Thanks so much for your reply. Beautiful cradle you built - great craftsmanship! :)

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  6 років тому

      Carol Ashurst thank you and thanks for watching

  • @mhakrefdan6678
    @mhakrefdan6678 6 років тому

    Please provide me with measurements

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  6 років тому

      Mhak refdan66 i didn't make plans, but all measurements were based on the mattress 15" wide, and 33" long. From there i built the base, side caps, stretches, and spindles.
      Then I took measurements of both my wife and I to figure out how tall to make the legs

  • @danilomorquecholizama9559
    @danilomorquecholizama9559 Рік тому

    Please provide me whit measurements

    • @chronicwoodwork5466
      @chronicwoodwork5466  Рік тому

      Sorry. I specifically said in the video I would not provide any plans due to liability reasons. Too sensitive of a build/purpose.