Building a Floating Bed with Bookshelf Headboard
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For some reason I can't straight comment, but as usual you ROCK! Love all your videos! A thought....I kinda wish you to slow down and show use on tools etc such as domino but understan since this is a huge project and lengthy. Also waiting for new videos. Top fan.
@@soulehawk yeah! It really is awesome! I’m still learning the domino, but I probably will do a more detailed video on it once I get better with it. I like to do separate videos with those sorts of details or this build projects get too lengthy
WHY do some ppl like these DIY projects all the time when you can easily hire a workman at a small fee-saves time and money-no need to be greedy and not support trades men
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Tamar,
I’m 72 and have been doing this for quite some time. But I must say that I thoroughly enjoy your energy and creativity in your projects. You are doing extremely well. Thanks for sharing this piece of your life with us. Murf
Glad you enjoy ☺️
Holy cow, that was so complex compared to your other beds. It turned out AMAZING! I love that you tackled 3 completely different bed designs, too. You really go full send on each one, doing completely different designs and ideas. You don't just stick to what you know. Truly inspirational for up and coming wood workers ❤️
My husband also noted that each bed matches each kid’s personality 😂
Always a good day when a new 3x3 video comes out!
Awesome to hear! Hope you liked it!
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Tamar - your candid assessment of your work, along with your willingness to share the mistakes and near mistakes gives me hope in my own journey as a wood worker because: Your work is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your efforts with the rest of us.
Glad it all helps! We all have those days. Ha
I’ve watched you go from 10k subs to 750k subs and you deserve every bit of it. Wonderful work, great work ethic, and always an interesting project…. Not to mention that nearly every project is in service of you own home/family. Keep it up. 🙏
It’s really cool that I get to have a job where I make furniture for my family. ☺️
I loved that you showed your mistakes and thought process to fix them. I don't feel so alone compared to these other woodworkers, lol. Beautiful design and execution. Hopefully I'll be as competent one day. Thank you!
We all make mistakes… it’s all in how you fix them!
I was once a young boy with a mom who was an ace with a table saw. Her shop wasn’t nearly as well fitted out as yours. But her mentorship with my interest in woodworking was so important for me. She taught me plenty about wood and tool use, and also taught me to not be an obnoxious male know-it-all when brilliant women can show me how much I have to learn.
I wish you were my next door neighbor. I’d be looking over your shoulder all the time. You’d probably get tired of that.
Great teaching.
That’s awesome. My kids only like to help once all the pieces are prepared… maybe one day they’ll want to get involved in all the hard work that leads up to that point. Ha
Thank you for leaving in your mistakes. Knowing that somebody as good as you makes the same type of mistakes that I make, makes me feel better about when I make those mistakes.
We all make mistakes like that! As you get better you just learn how to fix them. Ha
Those who have never made a mistake, never made anything. When I did my apprenticeship, one of my tutors taught me ‘it’s not a mistake, until you can’t fix it’. We always try to do things right, but sometimes we need to employ a work around to make it right. Adding domino’s was the extra step, possibly not needed, but got yo to where you were happy with the build quality.
Couldn’t agree more!
Awesome woodworking techniques. Love watching you work. Just discovered your channel today, 4 November 2023.
I am a past woodworker. Sold out my shop and moved out of America to retire in the Czech Republic.
Over here I do not have the ability to have a shop, so watching woodworking is the next best thing, especially watching individuals who give a hoot about accuracy.
Finishing fun idea…..take your finished grey ash and pull a card scraper across the top basically exposing the high points of the grain. Color in the new exposed white wood with a orange/red-ish stain. Enjoy! Thanks for the video!
Could be interesting
The mom I never had!!!!❤ I am start to learn wood working now at age of 30. I really wish my parents would show me when I was young.
Constructive criticism or criticism...neither. You have come along long ways and you've done well, I wish you the best.
Thanks so much! ☺️
Glad to see youtube is finally recommending me your videos again after your break, time to catch up on the two I missed! One thing I took away from this build was how good the side tables looked next to the bed with the oversized headboard, they fit so well there like they were part of the bed without actually being attached. I've only ever thought of making headboards as wide as the bed so that detail is really expanding my thinking.
For me, the best bed design. I super love floating beds. Just like toe kicks for cabinets, I feel more comfortable having not to worry about toes getting hit by furniture feet. And cleaning, yes! Vacuuming under the bed feels more satisfying without having to deal with unnecessary obstruction. Plus, it's way cleaner looking. Sooo love this build!. . .I think imma make one?. . .lol
Keep it up, stay safe always, and God bless, Tamar!
Yeah! I am already loving the ease of vacuuming portion!
Tamar, I think you "dominoed" it all the ay around. Great design, awesome pre-assembly forethought ideas and as always, an excellent tutorial on the work it took to complete such a project. It looks great, love the color and the contrast with the walnut. It will be a high quality piece of furniture not only built with care ad precision, but with "Mom's Love".
Tamar, you're our hero
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Absolutely awesome to have a mum who is a carpenter. So damn COOL!
Great to see you finally get back into action. Although there is a lot to be done in your new space, you find the time to complete this beautiful project. Love it.
Absolutely fantastic! Everyday we become better then the day before. Love watching your videos!
Thanks so much! Looking forward to what the future will bring!
Another amazing build! Your son must love this, it’s beautiful and custom and functional.
Im so glad you post relative titles for your videos and havent jumped on the clickbait titles. Makes it so much more enjoyable when i know what's being built
Ha. I hate the click bait titles too. Feels like such a teenager thing to do. We’re grown adults. Ha.
I think what is easily missed about Tamar is her ability to teach. I think is easy to miss because we get blown away by her woodworking skills and design. There is never a time I walk away learning nothing when watching her videos, no matter what she is building
Looks like it was an interesting and yet challenging project. I appreciate your trying new techniques and sharing the process with us. I always say that a sign of a good carpenter is one that can resolve mistakes so others remain unaware (unless you tell them). Nice final project.
You are an awesome mom! I know that struggle with a large sheet of wood! Lastly, thank you for sharing the struggles of making a mistake. That wood glue is more strong than I thought!
And it was only like 15 minutes after I put it on! I was shocked
Tamar, it looks like your Son is going to be a "happy camper" with his new bedroom. Very impressive. Thanks for Sharing! 🙂❤
I hope so! Thanks!
WOW, that is really a nice Floating Bed. Years, 1977, I built a bunk bed for my kids and I still have it. The grandson uses it now when the family comes to visit.
That’s awesome
Every child should be so fortunate. Nicely done.
Great job, Tamar. Be glad your kids are outside playing instead of hanging around inside.
Bill
Haha! They do spend a lot of time playing video games. Don’t worry 😂
I like the floating design. It looks awesome. I've been building gift boxes using the floating design. I'm jealous of all that shop space you have. I've got 1 bay of a 2 car garage, but that's not stopping me. I just have to be more creative in my layout. Stay awesome.
What a project. Nicely done & Whew!
Always enjoy real world captures of fixing whoops a daisies on the fly. Efforts in removing the glued on ledger give a shining example of why so many old larger chisels you find at yard sales are often bent. Panic mode in a wood shop makes everything look like a crowbar!
Congrats on making the Woodworkers Source's newsletter with the bed build!
Beautiful bed and I love how detailed you are in giving the audience information of how and why you the steps and tricks you use to accomplish your pieces. Thank you for another excellent video and build!
Another masterpiece Tamar, you never disappoint. Haven't caught you for a while as I have been busy, but so glad that I watched this - you have given me so much to think about for when my total house renovation is finished. 👍
Fantastic job on this one!!! Yes, you have come a long way since your beginnings. Love seeing you learn and grow and help us as you do. Thank you
Wow...what a laborious job Tamar....You sweated to the cold drop...Congratulations!!!
Haha thanks!
Watching you do these projects is always inspiring and entertaining! Glad to see more 3x3 projects popping up :D
You become better and better every time Tamar. I enjoy your videos and appreciate the fact that you don"t cover up mistakes. We all learn from that. Seems you look for a bigger challenge every time. All the best from the Netherlands.👌
I try to challenge myself with each project! Always keep learning! 💪
the dust collection looks super efficient! at 5:30, there is NOTHING flying past the tool.
the bed came out great too. super fancy
Wow Tamar ...your level is so high (project and execution)...mistakes are part of life...I loved this project...
It is amazing
Congratulations from Brazil
Mistakes happen to us all! It’s all in how we fix it
Great new video. You have inspired me with a design for my sons bed. I think a floating bed with a Nintendo switch head board would be a great combination
That sounds cool!
No doubt, you're the coolest mom ever. Beautiful bed.
Really like the look of the finish, it looks amazing. It is nice that you left in the visions of your mistakes, as that is how we all learn to become better at what we love to do.
Having something built by a family member is so much more satisfying as it also brings along years worth or memories. Leaving a message for your son was a great idea..!
Some 40+ years ago now I built my parents a 2" thick solid white oak dining trestle table, that table has seen so many family meals, birthday's, family get togethers, quiet newspaper reading breakfasts with my Dad and long into the night conversations with my Mom.. 🥲
Looking forward to seeing your next project.🙂
It really is the best feeling to build stuff we will actually use for years to come ☺️ thanks!
Don't you just love that Festool mitre saw. I have had mine for about 2 months and it is so much more accurate than my old Makita.
Sure is great to see good carpenters out there. I don't comment nearly as much as I should, so I'm going to try to do a better job. Keep up the great work! Always a pleasure!
Beautiful bed that will be enjoyed for years to come. Great fix on the upside-down support.
Glad I was able to recover. Thanks!
For me integrating wall outlets and the light switches (even better usbc chargers and built in led lights) would make this a complete project
Greetings from PR Tamar, your work is beautiful. Very proud of her work, blessings to you and your family. Thanks for sharing knowledge.
You're hardworking and smart 🤓.
I'll try to remember not to feel like such a dolt when I make a mistake now that I've seen my favorite DIY woodworker do the same. Wow. Another home run with this design and over the top deployment! Thanks so very much for sharing!
Tamar, you always create such wonderful projects, and, like the rest of us, you make mistakes and have to fix them. Great job! Great ASMR!
I employ a simple trick to hide the end grain that is inevitable on butt joints such as your bed rails: Cut the ends of the overlapping piece at 45 degrees, and then cut off a small piece that is also 45 degrees and only as long as the board is thick that will serve as a return. That way, it appears that the grain runs continuously as long grain all the way around the butt joined pieces.
Takes two minutes and ups your game to the next level.
Keep 'em coming, Tamar!
Interesting... I think I am imagining this correctly... Then there would still be a break between the 2 pieces, like a false miter?
@3x3CustomTamar
A visible break, of course, as it is still a butt joint. However, at least this way, the grain runs continuously all the way around the perimeter. You never encounter end grain visually. For the best grain matching results, cut your "miter wrap" pieces from the ends of the adjoining pieces and not from the ends of the perpendicular piece that gets 45-deg cuts on both ends. This way, it will more closely resemble a picture frame joint without the problems associated with delicate "knife-edge" joints on big heavy boards.
Try it next time. Takes 5 minutes to employ, and the inside cut 45 at each end has no effect on your target dimensional length.
@@mountainlightwoodcraft definitely interesting. I’ll have to try it
great project and good to see you back on youtube recently
Your problem solving is always inspiring.
And, hey, it's helpful to be reminded how strong wood glue really is!
Yeah! I was surprised I couldn’t get it off so soon after I glued it
Wow. This is a really amazing project. This Grey color work definitely worth it.
He wanted bookshelves! Good work Mom and Dad!
Thank you! 🤗
Hi, I think you did a good on your sons bed, I wish you and your family all the best for the weekend. Love Ianwood 🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️💋
Thanks! Enjoy the weekend!
Very nice build Tamar. Watching the final build was really nice the way all the joinery came together. I'm sure it was really satisfying for you since you did all the work!
I love the floating design and the overall look of the bed, with massive headboard and walnut shelves. Combined with the dark stain, and the overall finish, it looks like an expensive designer piece.
Showing and explaining the whole process, including the mistakes, is great and helps a lot in staying motivated.
It can be quite difficult to learn to think in 3D, turning und flipping forms in your head. My skills in that area slowly improove, but seeing even big CZcamsrs making mistakes is kind of comforting.
Have you ever had issues with screwing down the slats when the wood expands and contracts or there's movement on the bed?
Really nice project and fantastic recovery with the dado mistake.
Nice project. Another way to make it a "floating" bed is to use mirrors or mirror film on the base. Then it looks nearly invicible, even when you look under the bed.
Great mom great carpenter great content creator. Keep up the good work 🎉
Bless your heart hun...you are such a wonderful craftsperson!! Well done!!
Thank you! Cheers!
@@3x3CustomTamar And to you dear...you have one of the better channels!
Hell yeah, never seen a domino used like that! Great thinking on the spot
Amazing Build Tamar! 🙌🏽💪🏽👏🏽
Hi Tamar,
You defo can be so proud of the outcome, it's awesome!
Look at you planning, building and installing it - you really came a long way refining your skills, most impressive.
And the dato screw-up only makes you more likable.
That was great. What a wonderful design. Simple and complex all at the same time. Love the color too.
The color is awesome. I've always struggled to find the right stains when going for a very dark tone without it ending up looking just black. Great job!
Oh God I want a hardworking woman like this 😅
How amazingly gorgeous piece of furniture! Elegant but classy.
for sure you have invested on tools..plus your skills on top..ur genius ..much love from kenya
You're a great mom!
You are an artist and woodworker. Incredible build. Great recovery. As long as the joy of the solution out weights the agony of the error allis great. 😊😊😊😊😊
Such a beautiful build!!
So good to see your videos again!
Thanks
As with others, I love that you show your mistakes ... we have all been there and feel your pain ... another amazing build 👍
Thanks! It’s so frustrating when stuff like this happens, at least I was able to recover!
Always the wondermom, and woodworking queen
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Supergood one, thanks. Shop looks great, can see your work flow joy, much efficiency!
This very well may be the absolute best build that I've ever seen on CZcams!! Wow!!!! That is AWESOME!!! I really enjoyed this!
im so glad i found this channel!!!! it's so nice to watch you work, i laughed when you realised you'd screwed it together upside down bc ive definitely been there with my work before. that feeling of realising is.... awfully funny, i can't wait to watch the rest of the video!!!! as a girl i wish i knew women like you i could learn woodworking from
No matter how long we have been woodworking and I’m still a beginner with only 4 years experience , I haven’t seen you make many mistakes but I commend you for not editing that out! most times you laugh at yourself , and I know you learn from those mistakes as we all do, or should but I have made the same mistake on similar projects numerous times.
Nice job!!
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I've learned that wood glue sets far quicker than most people think. I had misaligned some stuff and 10 minutes after gluing it there was no taking it apart. It sucked at the time, but it's nice to know that I don't need to wait over night for glue to dry.
Terrific bed! Your son is one lucky fellow!
Thanks so much! He’s really happy with it
This is some pro work start to finish. A lot of wood but still Amazing
Your kids have a very cool and inspiring mom 🎉😎😀 and wow! What a great build.
Do your kids want to pursue woodworking? Or something creative?
Looking forward to your next build. / Regards from Denmark.
Beautiful and elaborate work. Have you thought about dividing the long video into several episodes?
Wow Tamar I guess it's been a while since I've seen your videos. Your work shop is like wow. I remember seeing you telling us where stuff was going to go. So many new shop tools now maybe that's part of why it only took less than two weeks to build. Great job once again.
You are awesome Tamar! Well done.
Your project came out awesome as usual, great job ! I love listening to you narrate ! Glad to see you are back with another video.
Always so impressed by not just your woodworking skills, but also your design and problem-solving ability. This really turned out beautiful!
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Absolutely beautiful. If it helps, every single mistake you made -> I've done several times over. Especially wood on the planer. You're in the zone and you're tired and of course everything falls off !
Haha! It’s happened way more than I’d like to admit too
i like the grey/black dye, looks good
Thanks! I thought it looked pretty cool too
The look is amazing! I love the wood structure combined with the black and brown colors. Perfect!
Thanks so much!
I love your videos, because you show the real life crafting process, with ups and downs :)
Nice to see you having full length videos again. Your workshop looks great. Very nice design and work on the bed. I’m definitely going to try the Osmo finish on a future project.
Beautifully done Tamar. Keep on smiling.
Thank you! ☺️
Good video! I've used analine dyes when matching finishes on new projects with existing furniture. I like the alcohol based dyes best. It's great to see you utilize your new tools to their potential! You've come a long way from those early videos in an unheated shop!
I really like this design for a bed and that color is amazing. I love dark colors and it will work for what I want to do. Thanks !
I watched all the bed making videos, as I'm building my own right now. This is the best one. Thanks for the inspiration.❤
So glad you liked it!
Perfect wife and great bed design, I am going to built mine soon and this was a great inspiration
Awesome project. I keep being amazed by your problem solving skills. They say the ability to fix one's mistakes is one of the most important skills in woodworking. You certainly nailed it. ❤ Or maybe screwed it? Anyway, thanks for showing us this build. Great entertainment as well as being a superb learning experience. Thanks Tamar. Oh by the way, I'm just starting your adjustable dado jig build. I've watched that video about 83 times. I could build it in my sleep now.