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Frame-And-Panel Bed a Project Plan for Building a Classic Bed WTAUNTON’S Frame-and-Panel Bed A project plan for building a classic bed For more FREE ©2009 The Taunton Press project plans from Build an Oak Bookcase S m i pS eu lt, dr yW o kr b e n c h From Getting Started in Woodworking, Season 2 Simple,From Sturdy Getting Started inWorkbench Woodworking, Season 2 o u c a n t h a n k M i k e P e k o v i c hBY , AS Fine Woodworking Fine Woodworking’s art direc A CHRISTI Ytor, for designing this simple but From Getting Startedstylish bookcase. in Woodworking, He took a straightfor Season 2 A ward form--an oak bookcase with dado N A BYA CHRISTI-AS and rabbet joints--and added nice pro- A N A BYportions ASA and CHRISTI elegant curves. A N A - We agreed that screws would reinforce his workbench is easy and the joints nicely, and that gave us a de- inexpensive to build, yet is sturdy and sign option on the sides. 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The visearedog used isholes, to attach sized the 1plywoodBox of back.11/4-in.-long drywal1/2-in.-longlL screws U M forlag B lamina Escrews Rting Aandbenchtop N washers, D H A R D W A R E 16 for attaching vise to fit a variety of handy be Curves add life to rectangular4 ⁄ -in.-dia., pieces S-clip-type21/2-in.-long lag tabletop screws and fasteners washers, for attaching vise fitted with non-marring wooden jaws,nch and accessories. the PART of furniture, and Pekovich worked16 in ⁄ -in.-dia. dowels, roughly 3 in. jaws and benchtop receive dog holes, sized 16 S-clip-type tabletop fasteners LIST three types, each irregular and organic longQTY 16 ⁄ -in.-dia. dowels, roughly SI3 in. long 450+ videos, 33-year archive, to fit a variety of handy bench accessories.(as opposed to radius curves that can DES seem mechanical). At the top are gen SIZE 11/2 in. 24 in. tle curves that speed up as they move SHELV MATERIA forward, each taken from a section of ES L a French11/2 in. curve. At the bottom are two - 62 in. 24 in. long curves formed with a flexible wood BACK62 in. S batten, one extending end to end on the PLASH lower stretcher, and the other a short ARCHED 1 ⁄ in.graceful arch2 at⁄ in.the bottom of the sides, STRETCHER ending at a straight step at each end to 4 in. 4 in. suggest legs. Side 2 ⁄ in. 10 in. 3 ⁄ in.3 ⁄ in. BACK 1 stretchers⁄ in. --Asa Christiana, editor, Fine Woodworking L o n g s t r e t c h e r s 1 ⁄ in. 1 ⁄ 10 in. SCREWS in. blogs, and more Side Long stretchers SHEFOR stretchers LVES SCREWS VIDE OS FO 33 ⁄ in.33⁄ in. BACKR 1 ⁄ in.1 ⁄ in. 1 ⁄ in. 9 ⁄ in. 9 in. 17 in. 1 ⁄ in. 9 ⁄ in. 9 in. 9 ⁄ in.9 ⁄ in. 41 in. 31/2 in.17 in. 41 in. 48 in. VID EOS V i s i t u s o n l i n e a t 48 in. FineWoodworking.com/ 31/2 in. Startt o w a t c h a t w o - p a r t v i d e o d e t a i l i n g h o w t o b u i l d t h i s w o r k b e n c h f r o m s t a r t t o f i n i s h . TRY IT NOW VIDEOS Visit us online at FineWoodworking.com/Start to watch a two-part video detailing how to build this workbench from start to finish. Frame-and-Panel Bed Design rests on faceted legs with compound curves BY DAVID FAY y favorite designs have come to ton mattress or a standard box-spring and me unexpectedly, in a flash of an mattress set. As a result, I had to make the M idea, far away from the drafting bed rails wide enough to accommodate an table. The ensuing challenge to develop adjustable inner rail. that vision into a finished product requires A dimensioned drawing comes next. Al- a lot of time spent refining what may seem though an accurate drawing can help me like small details. visualize a piece, this two-dimensional tool I begin with a sketch, nothing fancy or has limitations. That’s why I build a full- beautiful. The back of an envelope or nap- scale model of any tricky parts to work out kin will do. Drawing this way frees me design and construction needs and to per- from the constraints of trying to perfect the fect technical skills. piece; all I’m after is getting the inspiration The model allows me to evaluate how down on paper. the details relate to the rest of the design. If the piece is a commission, the next step For example, I used a model to determine is listening to the customer. That often in- the proportions of the posts and rails. I ex- fluences the dimensions of a project. For perimented with the reveal at various 7 this bed, the customer wanted a queen- widths. A ⁄8-in. reveal looked chunky, and 5 sized frame that could accommodate a fu- a ⁄8-in. reveal looked skinny. But when I A bed made in three types of wood. The frame- work, including the posts, is made of cherry. The panels are resawn, slip- matched pear wood. Accent strips along the inside of the frames and along the bot- toms of the bed rails are granadillo. 74 FINE WOODWORKING SHAPING THE BEDPOSTS Establish the outside curve ... Lay out the bedposts. The six-sided shape is Cut the outside curve first.
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