This might be a dumb question but why did you choose to frame the casing rather than just nail the pieces into the studs as they were? Was it to avoid the wood flexing over time and pulling apart?

I tried making some of these from some old cutting boards but they kept melting as I was cutting.

hello:) Now I live in Montreal. Can I buy this bed? for my baby

What is the width of the 5/4?

Four eyes brother I mean he sounds exactly like four eye’s furniture

Hi from Canada. Hey don’t be so hard on yourself. You did great and the video had some great angle shots. So when you were marking where to cut for the T track positioning what did you align your back side of the line to? The back of the miter saw correct ? Ty and keep up the videos

is this a similar method i would use if i just want to power from a standard light socket?

Really appreciate the tips about the offset bolts. Great cost savings tip!

this is dogshit

I’m doing this but only noticed some bubbling after priming. The bubbling is not at the seams but in the middle of one of the sheets. Do you have any advice on how to fix that? Bc it isn’t at the seam, I’m not sure adding the wall compound would fix it.

OK. thanks for showing what happens when we get lazy. I winced seeing you drill over saw table too. I wanna reprimand you on holding little pieces with hands but I have done the same thing.

Totally unsafe use of that table saw man, please dont do that :)

Hard to understand you, had to use subtitles. I am going to use this to make a door frame in the souterrain. Thanks!

This is such an inspiring project! Can you please clarify what thickness is the baltic ply sheet you used? I am guessing 18mm? Thanks

Can you show how textured your walls were before this?

I like the soundtrack! And the plywood bookend!

thanks

Don’t you wish ya had the money to just drop on a cnc for moments like this? I do

Puedo tener acceso al plano. Gracias

Thank you. It's such a pleasure to view your work, and your explanations are so clear. I'm shocked that more people haven't discovered your channel. Your videos are great.

Thank you. That was great. I would really like to get rid of my textured walls. This looks much easier and less messy than skim coating, IMO.

Can you use this on textured Concrete walls

Great project! Are there are no screws at all? And no glue as well? Is it sturdy enough with such construction, there are no creaks?

This is brilliant but I wanted to see what kind of texture you had on the walls before you did this.

I like the fact, you're like me. NOT Mr. Perfect.

do yo have the technical scheme of the measurement? thank you

It maybe a stupid question but why don't you first glue the panel and then drill hole at the right place ? I'm considering make floating shelves and was gonna do it this way and your video make me doubt about that ;-)

Thanks for sharing your design with the world. I finished making my own for my toddler today. He absolutely loves it. It’s perfect for our family because it’s strong and easy to move. Our son’s room becomes the guest room when we have company and we move him to our master bedroom. This is so easy to move and looks amazing.

I’m about to use this in my bathroom. Thanks for demoing this

Great video. How textured were your walls before? Do you think this would work for very heavy texture?

"easy" "cheap", then goes the miter saw lol....

Do you own a track saw?

super cute.

next time, would you stain the pieces prior to putting it together?

I really appreciate this video being here for me. THANKS

did you use any adhesive for the mugs?

Very nice!

please tell me how long after gluing the lining paper can wallpaper be glued?

Great job! Inspiring work :) I was wondering where do you usually pick up your Baltic Birch wood? Thanks!

The way you use your table saw scares me

Cringe

Excellent design and appears very easy to build. Can you share the plans and measurements?

So what size lumber did you end up using for the baseboards?

good video, thanks for sharing! looks like this would be the easiest way to get rid of textured walls. how rough was the wall prior to installing the wall liner? and how smooth after install?

im not a genuis but a bucket of water beside you would of worked

3:07 wow why not just cut your arm off and get it over with

Could have rented a diamond grinder from the big box stores

Do you have design pics?.

3:10 I used to make artificial arms for a living once. To anyone watching - this is a big NO if you want to keep your real ones.

an honest video,not everything goes as planned ,looks great ,thanks