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We need a new double bed for a spare room and having looked at what
one can buy I'm wondering if making it myself would be sensible and/or practical. We want a 'pine' bed frame anyway so I don't need to use any strange materials. From what I have seen of an existing pine double bed frame we already have (and which is fairly close to what we want) construction is pretty simple. I have a router (two actually) and other basic woodworking tools and am not too bad at basic joinery. So, are there any pitfalls? I guess if I 'over engineer' it a bit compared with the bought one then it should be strong enough. The only difficult bit as far as I can see is if I want round/turned posts at the corners, is it possible to buy such things ready made? Any other comments/ideas? -- Chris Green |
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