Muito show o projeto.... ficou ótimo. Congratulations!!!!
@astzfat3319 Жыл бұрын
Nice! No railing?
@daisyMize Жыл бұрын
Queria saber a largura da madeira usada 😢
@morganpirataguzman7519 Жыл бұрын
just awesome and fun , awesome , im going to make myself the same air bed like right away
@doloressanchez2616 Жыл бұрын
❤
@madfox285 Жыл бұрын
Get ready for 1000 fall damage
@bernadettebohan5822 Жыл бұрын
no guard rail?
@bernadettebohan5822 Жыл бұрын
so smart love this!
@marceloferreiradasilva2714 Жыл бұрын
Vim pelo trabalho, fiquei pela trilha sonora...great job, nice music
@cezarsantos97 Жыл бұрын
excellent job, what kind of wood you used for the bed? a bed like this is too expensive, i will do my own too. Greetings from Brazil
@ronnieking3848 Жыл бұрын
I think the French Cleat would be stronger screwed into the larger side rails versus the top layer of pieces but I can see that your way makes it flush to the top of the bed...no room for things to fall in the crevices.
@JMarcosPk Жыл бұрын
excellent video, thank you.
@JMarcosPk Жыл бұрын
7:50 the best part hahaha
@JMarcosPk Жыл бұрын
Hello how are you? a question, why use spacing between one wood and another? Here 5:23
@mardakworkshop4450 Жыл бұрын
Perfect 👌👌👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@LocalTradesman Жыл бұрын
How long was this 3 Hour project? As a master builder, This was great, but... here it goes!! LOL I have built decks around pools, 8 foot tall decks off of houses and on and on. This is just a deck. I am doing a garage conversion into a big kids off grid Bungalow for two boys. I Divided the garage into two seperate Spaces. I am putting in a queen size platform bed with cables. Then doing 4 step ladder, Shelves up top hext to the bed on both sides. My finished space is going to be 77 inches wide. The beds are 60 inches wide and so that just leavves us with 8.5 inches on each side of the bed. This design is simply for looks with cables, plus they are younger boys and can swing on them like kids do , I am sure!! haha I will make sure they are GOOD to go!!! Maybe!!! Anyway, I Stripped the garage on the outside and replaced windows, installed two front doors, 2 doggy doors, and framed the inside divideing wall, and had a electrician put in the electric everywhere needed. This is just a storage shed, right??? Thats right, hate to be accused of doing something that is not!!! Luxury Storage! ha Anyway, This book is getting long. Must be 2 minutes by now. Soooo Great Job, Keep having fun!! I am gifting these Kids with a early Christmas Present with their own space!! People need to build taller garages, so we can really have some fun though!! 8 Foot ceiling is just too low for the tiny Bungalow but, it will do just fine, I am sure. BTW... if I was racing to build the bunk bed with simple cables, I truely believe I could do it in ..... 1 hour. Impact Gun and Carraige bolts for the industal look, Nail Gun for the Framing and a PLAN OF ACTION.... This Marine Corps Vet with 30 years in Building is still having fun!! Sometimes!!!! This project is one of the most enjoyable projects to be working on. Peace and have a the best day of your life. GREAT JOB, KEEP HAVING FUN!!! LMK IF YOU NEED ANY HELP OR QUESTIONS EVER IN YOUR LIFE. LOL
@jeremyedwards5950 Жыл бұрын
Local Tradesman, You're right... that was one of the longest comments ever. No worries though. If I remember correctly, I built it all on one Saturday, except maybe the cable part. I had to borrow the crimping tool from work. Sounds like your build is going to be awesome and the boys will love it. Thanks for watching and take care. ✌️ Jeremy
@sikosis999 Жыл бұрын
i'm aware this is from 16 . . . but the two things i took away were . . . 1. why would you build a 2x4 frame solid and heavy like that then cleat it on 3/4" . . . and . . . 2. why would you take the time to wall tether the steel cable (why you didn't go straight down from the ceiling is beyond me) then put a ladder under the corner you made the big deal about using a cable on? beyond that it was fun fast forwarding through repeated cuts then stare'n blanking at what ever you were doing while processing the 3/4" cleat and ladder thing. . .hey, the kid likes it and if it stayed together then victory yo~
@wednesday6127 Жыл бұрын
Any kind of cable coming straight down is not as strong as coming from an angle
@luisalvaropariquenta5149 Жыл бұрын
name the song?
@jeremyedwards5950 Жыл бұрын
Terrapin Station by the Grateful Dead. Note, I always give credit to the musical artist in the credits at the end of my videos. Take care,
@jm-lz8dq2 жыл бұрын
Con la escalera , el cable ya no es necesario
@romychejolan88792 жыл бұрын
De cuantas pulgadas son los tornillos ??? Éxitos desde 🇦🇷
@jomaquiopatokong83282 жыл бұрын
You don't need the cable. The stairs itself will do the job. 😎
@moonwoodworks46072 жыл бұрын
That is truly awesome hitting subscribe 👏.
@garthkeck20032 жыл бұрын
Nice shape. Musics not bad either. Keep it up
@OldSoulCabinetry2 жыл бұрын
It’s good to see I’m not the only one who has learned how to gracefully dismount my piece from the lathe. Beautiful finished product. Question - what type of scraper were you using in the beginning? That thing seemed to work well
@jeremyedwards59502 жыл бұрын
Old Soul, I think we all have had graceful dismounts... ☺️. I think you are referring to the small one, if so, that is round tip Bedan. It's super sharp and very sturdy for removing material quickly. If it's the large one, that is a 1.5" Robert Sorby. Thanks for watching and take care. ✌️, Jeremy
@shantisharma18672 жыл бұрын
Nice beautiful
@luchovera24642 жыл бұрын
Beautiful machine!! Love from Perú
@bs57402 жыл бұрын
So the cleats are attached to the top of the bunk? So the support planks are pretty much held on with vertical screws. Wouldn't this reduce the overall load distribution?? And why even do the cleats if this isnt regularly moved in some way. You are staying with cables crimped down which would mean it is pretty permanent. So you could have just screwed in the bottom planks directly into side walls for support and ended up with same ease of removability and better load performance. It would be good to know the benefits for this system and maybe get an update of how it held up with use.
@AllenOxendine2 жыл бұрын
Beautiful Piece, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍🎄
@DePatadePerro.2 жыл бұрын
what kind of wood did you use
@robertobg13932 жыл бұрын
great job, easy, few materials, wow, I have been looking for some thing like this, Tks.
@UncleF1152 жыл бұрын
May i know how u do the sizing? Knowing the structure is Strong enough?
@chrismendonca45222 жыл бұрын
Very cool
@timbutler37332 жыл бұрын
Nice job. I also made a Maple and paudack bowl. I couldn't keep the orange sanding dust from imbeding into the white maple. Suggestions?
@marioliriquelme9702 жыл бұрын
El espesor de las maderas ocupadas??
@marioliriquelme9702 жыл бұрын
Podría dar las medidas de las maderas para una cama de 1 plaza por favor gracias
@waitersluvhjy663 жыл бұрын
I'm sure you can do it too. Just look for Stodoys plans.
@buckdubay70333 жыл бұрын
I was just going to screw the 2x8 into the wall, but the French cleat seems stronger and more stable. Building one for my nearly 6’ fourteen year old son. Thanks for the video. I am add a desk and storage underneath. Loved the music
@edrodriguez6652 жыл бұрын
Im building one now for my 13yr and now switch idea french cleat it is ! Thanks
@jessiecoghlan70103 жыл бұрын
Smartypants 🙂
@AdamMontgomery13 жыл бұрын
You should consider saying words.
@craigzilla1003 жыл бұрын
Great video! I was with you until the cable clamp and all the tools for the ladder .. lol
@johnivarjakobsen67253 жыл бұрын
Are theese made in the US
@jeremyedwards59503 жыл бұрын
John, I believe they are made in New Zealand. Thanks for watching. ✌️
@shimonyehudarobinson17593 жыл бұрын
Congratulations Sir You're a genius
@buddydean66373 жыл бұрын
Beautiful chuck of wood and an awesome tune to brighten this rainy day. Definitely one from deep in the vault. Now to find a good recording so I can turn to it today. Excellent brother. Mo-Re Mountain Refugee Buds & Bowls
@buddydean66373 жыл бұрын
Thumbs up on the vessel. Two thumbs for bird song. Both are fantastic brother. Peace
@jeremyedwards59503 жыл бұрын
Buddy, Thank you very much for your kind words. Woodturning and the Grateful Dead are a few of my favorite things in is world. I'm glad you enjoyed them too. Take care. ✌️, Jeremy
@buddydean66373 жыл бұрын
@@jeremyedwards5950 correct. Let's just say So Many Roads.
@kollelcash3 жыл бұрын
I would watch a video of just woodworking and I would watch a video of the dead..but you put Bobby Jerry and Phil and the boys as the soundtrack to a woodworking build and you've got my 2 favorites meeting in one spot!! More please!!
@jeremyedwards59503 жыл бұрын
Kollelcash, Seems that we have some things in common. Most of my videos have the Grateful Dead playing in the band... I mean playing in the background. Go check out my other 40 videos. Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching. Take care now. ✌️, Jeremy
@kollelcash3 жыл бұрын
@@jeremyedwards5950 I see what you did there ;)...ill definitely check em out. happy new year!
@jarethhsms3 жыл бұрын
Absolutely awesome!
@jorgemarcelofogacadossanto63993 жыл бұрын
Parabéns, muito linda a peça. Qual foi a madeira utilizada?
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Beautiful bowl
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Muito show o projeto.... ficou ótimo. Congratulations!!!!
Nice! No railing?
Queria saber a largura da madeira usada 😢
just awesome and fun , awesome , im going to make myself the same air bed like right away
❤
Get ready for 1000 fall damage
no guard rail?
so smart love this!
Vim pelo trabalho, fiquei pela trilha sonora...great job, nice music
excellent job, what kind of wood you used for the bed? a bed like this is too expensive, i will do my own too. Greetings from Brazil
I think the French Cleat would be stronger screwed into the larger side rails versus the top layer of pieces but I can see that your way makes it flush to the top of the bed...no room for things to fall in the crevices.
excellent video, thank you.
7:50 the best part hahaha
Hello how are you? a question, why use spacing between one wood and another? Here 5:23
Perfect 👌👌👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
How long was this 3 Hour project? As a master builder, This was great, but... here it goes!! LOL I have built decks around pools, 8 foot tall decks off of houses and on and on. This is just a deck. I am doing a garage conversion into a big kids off grid Bungalow for two boys. I Divided the garage into two seperate Spaces. I am putting in a queen size platform bed with cables. Then doing 4 step ladder, Shelves up top hext to the bed on both sides. My finished space is going to be 77 inches wide. The beds are 60 inches wide and so that just leavves us with 8.5 inches on each side of the bed. This design is simply for looks with cables, plus they are younger boys and can swing on them like kids do , I am sure!! haha I will make sure they are GOOD to go!!! Maybe!!! Anyway, I Stripped the garage on the outside and replaced windows, installed two front doors, 2 doggy doors, and framed the inside divideing wall, and had a electrician put in the electric everywhere needed. This is just a storage shed, right??? Thats right, hate to be accused of doing something that is not!!! Luxury Storage! ha Anyway, This book is getting long. Must be 2 minutes by now. Soooo Great Job, Keep having fun!! I am gifting these Kids with a early Christmas Present with their own space!! People need to build taller garages, so we can really have some fun though!! 8 Foot ceiling is just too low for the tiny Bungalow but, it will do just fine, I am sure. BTW... if I was racing to build the bunk bed with simple cables, I truely believe I could do it in ..... 1 hour. Impact Gun and Carraige bolts for the industal look, Nail Gun for the Framing and a PLAN OF ACTION.... This Marine Corps Vet with 30 years in Building is still having fun!! Sometimes!!!! This project is one of the most enjoyable projects to be working on. Peace and have a the best day of your life. GREAT JOB, KEEP HAVING FUN!!! LMK IF YOU NEED ANY HELP OR QUESTIONS EVER IN YOUR LIFE. LOL
Local Tradesman, You're right... that was one of the longest comments ever. No worries though. If I remember correctly, I built it all on one Saturday, except maybe the cable part. I had to borrow the crimping tool from work. Sounds like your build is going to be awesome and the boys will love it. Thanks for watching and take care. ✌️ Jeremy
i'm aware this is from 16 . . . but the two things i took away were . . . 1. why would you build a 2x4 frame solid and heavy like that then cleat it on 3/4" . . . and . . . 2. why would you take the time to wall tether the steel cable (why you didn't go straight down from the ceiling is beyond me) then put a ladder under the corner you made the big deal about using a cable on? beyond that it was fun fast forwarding through repeated cuts then stare'n blanking at what ever you were doing while processing the 3/4" cleat and ladder thing. . .hey, the kid likes it and if it stayed together then victory yo~
Any kind of cable coming straight down is not as strong as coming from an angle
name the song?
Terrapin Station by the Grateful Dead. Note, I always give credit to the musical artist in the credits at the end of my videos. Take care,
Con la escalera , el cable ya no es necesario
De cuantas pulgadas son los tornillos ??? Éxitos desde 🇦🇷
You don't need the cable. The stairs itself will do the job. 😎
That is truly awesome hitting subscribe 👏.
Nice shape. Musics not bad either. Keep it up
It’s good to see I’m not the only one who has learned how to gracefully dismount my piece from the lathe. Beautiful finished product. Question - what type of scraper were you using in the beginning? That thing seemed to work well
Old Soul, I think we all have had graceful dismounts... ☺️. I think you are referring to the small one, if so, that is round tip Bedan. It's super sharp and very sturdy for removing material quickly. If it's the large one, that is a 1.5" Robert Sorby. Thanks for watching and take care. ✌️, Jeremy
Nice beautiful
Beautiful machine!! Love from Perú
So the cleats are attached to the top of the bunk? So the support planks are pretty much held on with vertical screws. Wouldn't this reduce the overall load distribution?? And why even do the cleats if this isnt regularly moved in some way. You are staying with cables crimped down which would mean it is pretty permanent. So you could have just screwed in the bottom planks directly into side walls for support and ended up with same ease of removability and better load performance. It would be good to know the benefits for this system and maybe get an update of how it held up with use.
Beautiful Piece, thanks for sharing. Full View and Like 👍🎄
what kind of wood did you use
great job, easy, few materials, wow, I have been looking for some thing like this, Tks.
May i know how u do the sizing? Knowing the structure is Strong enough?
Very cool
Nice job. I also made a Maple and paudack bowl. I couldn't keep the orange sanding dust from imbeding into the white maple. Suggestions?
El espesor de las maderas ocupadas??
Podría dar las medidas de las maderas para una cama de 1 plaza por favor gracias
I'm sure you can do it too. Just look for Stodoys plans.
I was just going to screw the 2x8 into the wall, but the French cleat seems stronger and more stable. Building one for my nearly 6’ fourteen year old son. Thanks for the video. I am add a desk and storage underneath. Loved the music
Im building one now for my 13yr and now switch idea french cleat it is ! Thanks
Smartypants 🙂
You should consider saying words.
Great video! I was with you until the cable clamp and all the tools for the ladder .. lol
Are theese made in the US
John, I believe they are made in New Zealand. Thanks for watching. ✌️
Congratulations Sir You're a genius
Beautiful chuck of wood and an awesome tune to brighten this rainy day. Definitely one from deep in the vault. Now to find a good recording so I can turn to it today. Excellent brother. Mo-Re Mountain Refugee Buds & Bowls
Thumbs up on the vessel. Two thumbs for bird song. Both are fantastic brother. Peace
Buddy, Thank you very much for your kind words. Woodturning and the Grateful Dead are a few of my favorite things in is world. I'm glad you enjoyed them too. Take care. ✌️, Jeremy
@@jeremyedwards5950 correct. Let's just say So Many Roads.
I would watch a video of just woodworking and I would watch a video of the dead..but you put Bobby Jerry and Phil and the boys as the soundtrack to a woodworking build and you've got my 2 favorites meeting in one spot!! More please!!
Kollelcash, Seems that we have some things in common. Most of my videos have the Grateful Dead playing in the band... I mean playing in the background. Go check out my other 40 videos. Thank you for your kind words and thank you for watching. Take care now. ✌️, Jeremy
@@jeremyedwards5950 I see what you did there ;)...ill definitely check em out. happy new year!
Absolutely awesome!
Parabéns, muito linda a peça. Qual foi a madeira utilizada?