Rocking Walnut Bassinet (Baby Cradle)

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This rocking bassinet presents some interesting joinery challenges. The side assemblies splay out at 10.5 degrees and the spindles splay in at 6.5 degrees. The entire frame is constructed with integral mortise and tenon joinery.
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@jesikmilkaritas9155 Год назад

the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ru-vid.comUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.

@JayBates 9 лет назад

That beam saw though.... Craziness. Excellent craftsmanship as always Matt.

@JorgeAraujo 9 лет назад

Jay Bates At least he will be safe for the Zombie Apocalypse.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

HANDCRAFTED CREATIVE Gonna need a long extension cord

@dstarr3 9 лет назад

Jay Bates Seriously. I'm terrified enough by using just regular circular saws. I didn't even know a beam saw was a thing!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Dave Starr How else are you going to cut through a 6x6 with one pass? :)

@jocmarti 9 лет назад

Matthew Cremona Handsaw?

@GatoLand 9 лет назад

Love is very nice to see the love with which is built this bassinet, really wonderful, in a few years your child can check how your father put all his love and dedication for him. My sincere congratulations, a big hug from Spain.

@dustyrusty7956 6 лет назад

Matthew, I hope your children cherish their beautiful solid walnut furniture when they grow to adulthood. What you have made is heirloom quality and worthy of display in any home, great or small. (I am sure they will be very proud of their papa.)

@bwbark 9 лет назад

B...U...T..Full Matt! Love the back story behind the tree the cherry came from. This piece is something JR could one day use for his children, and have the digital recording of how their grandfather Matthew built it. Now that is magical!

@peggyt1243 8 лет назад

Yes the cradle ROCKS! I think it will be many years before JR fully understands and appreciates the workmanship, skill and care that went into making his furniture. You have created an heirloom.

@mcremona 8 лет назад

Thank you! Yes, I think it will be quite some time :)

@motzemog 9 лет назад

That will be an heirloom piece that will be handed down many generations. Excellent craftsmanship as always and it was a joy to watch the build.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

***** Thank you Michael!

@dstarr3 9 лет назад

5:11 "Miter saw station." A.k.a. the floor. lol

@Garageworkshop 9 лет назад

Love how you work around the defects and cracks in the wood. Spectacular project!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Garage workshop Thank you!

@rickl.orchids 9 лет назад

....a piece that will remain special for yrs to come, well done! Love the video and commentary you do with your projects. Thanks for sharing with us...

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Rick L Thank you Rick!

@jean-marclabonte2844 9 лет назад

WOW!! Excellent Job. What a great project for your son, JR. I can see this project being passed down the generations. Thanks for posting this build.

@ctvwrest 3 года назад

That piece of work needs to stay in the family for generations for sure!

@theodoretsinarakis7080 8 лет назад

the design and the realisation are both tremendous...well done!

@mcremona 8 лет назад

Thank you!

@anthonypayne6032 8 лет назад

I used that same beam saw but I was On custom home builds. Now I'm starting the smaller ,finer things. Love to watch your work now I just need to retool most of my shop.

@AD4MRick 9 лет назад

Matt, a beautiful piece that will no doubt be handed down for generations. What a precious child. You have truly Been blessed. Rick

@mcremona 9 лет назад

AD4MRick Thank you so much, Rick!

@robhoffman510 7 месяцев назад

Beautifully done Matt! I’ve watched your slab and salvage videos off and on for a couple of years but this earns a subscription. Thanks!

@peterbrownwastaken 9 лет назад

A beautiful project Matt with a great purpose! Also, I love seeing you wield that beam saw!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Peter Brown Thank you Peter! I love that thing!

@Kris_at_WhiteOaksFarm 9 лет назад

Beautiful build. I love the sound a sharp chisel makes when paring air dried Walnut. One of my favorite woods to work.

@mccantsc 9 лет назад

Slab to finished product- this was terrific. My wife especially liked the anti-rocking shoes, a nice touch

@bobputman5947 9 лет назад

i know every time that it began to rock i could see a smile forming, yep matt you did a great job, it makes me want to have some more babies just so i can build one of these, a great build, and made with my favorite hardwood...beautiful walnut.....

@seephor 9 лет назад

I enjoy watching the pride you take and your fine workmanship in your projects.

@levifuller 9 лет назад

You make it all seem so easy, each step is just followed by the next fluidly. I wish just one of my projects went that way.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Levi Fuller Thank you Levi! Keep in mind, editing has a lot to do with the fluidity :)

@jurrienkelling9936 6 лет назад

Matthew i just wanted to thank you for this video. You have inspired me to make my own bassinet. I copied your design loosely with scrap pallet wood and treated lumber. I am very pleased with how it came out. Thank you again you are amazing.

@avysdesigns1640 7 лет назад

Wow it came out great! I like the idea of tracing the opening for the side panels then adding a certain amount on all 4 sides to make sure that panel fits perfectly. I've made the mistake before of trusting the measurements vs reality! Thanks for the tip!

@serouniankeir8379 5 лет назад

How enjoyable it was to watch this video. I look forward to watching your other videos. Your attention to detail I remarkable. I was amazed at how you began with the roughest cut timbers and turned them into a work of art. Thank you.

@mcremona 5 лет назад

Thank you!

@OgnianBorisov 9 лет назад

Extremely good workmanship! Greetings from Bulgaria

@chuckbell5771 9 лет назад

Congratulations to you and your wife on the new baby. Awesome project, beautiful presentation and remarkable woodworking skills. I enjoy all your videos. Thanks for all your efforts.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Chuck Bell Thank you so much Chuck!

@jdhurrell 7 лет назад

I had this on and the wife asked what I was watching. She got sucked into this, it's so damn good. Congrats on the second child and keep up the good work.

@mcremona 7 лет назад

Thank you John!

@derrickhaimraj6747 6 лет назад

I made a cradle a few days ago , and if I only had your idea I wud of made it like that , the rocker is great , professional work sir.

@Retroweld 9 лет назад

Very nice Matt. You didn't just make a Bassinet...you made a family heirloom. Clearly this was a very long and well thought out project. I saw your intern helping (ha!). Absolutely beautiful. You are very talented. Your floor rocks too! :) Douglas

@mcremona 9 лет назад

RetroWeld Thank you Douglas! Little JR was in there helping carry the slab too :)

@gigicheung09 3 года назад

Best looking bassinet I have ever seen! I want one for my baby but she is already 4 months

@TheShavingWoodWorkshop 9 лет назад

Beautiful build Matt - I like the way you figured the splay angles

@mcremona 9 лет назад

The ShavingWood Workshop Thank you Tommy!!

@AprilWilkerson 9 лет назад

Wow, great project Matt it's beautiful. When you were at the jointer you said you gave the parts a rest before running them through again, I'm curious why?

@mcremona 9 лет назад

April Wilkerson Thank you April! As wood is removed, tensions are released and you expose new fibers. The resting period allows them time to destress (read: warp). The more iterations, the lower the amount of movement per iteration. I usually do 2-3 iterations and that leave me with work pieces that stay flat and straight.

@JorgeAraujo 9 лет назад

Matthew Cremona Yeah I was always taught to do rough milling and let it sit for a day or two then cut to final dimensions.... Living here in SoCal, we have average weather and humidity... I always laugh because all the disclaimers on glues and such always say works best at 70 degrees with 60-70 percent humidity...Guess they make that stuff for soCal. Also I have seen wood after I rough cut it potato chip to the point where I thought I was going to be useless left it a day or so more and it go back to relatively straight so I can do final milling.

@stevetaylor3909 9 лет назад

Thanks Matthew Cremona & April Wilkerson...i was gonna ask the same thing...do you still get alot of movement though if you're in a hot state like Texas? I live close to houston....i guess the humidity would be a big factor....the other thing i was wondering was how many total hours you had in that piece? Again...great work.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Steve Taylor You're right, it has a lot to do with the humidity. With milling rough boards, you're trying to change the natural state of the board and keep it in the state that you want (flat). This was somewhere in the 30-40 hour range.

@ITSAWOODTHING 9 лет назад

Great project. It just looks so elegant.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

ITS A WOOD THING Thank you!

@IdRatherMakeItMyself-Net 9 лет назад

That's one beast of a beam saw! Beautiful work as always.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Mark Hanson (Mark's Workshop Creations) Thank you Mark!

@charleyandsarah 9 лет назад

Beautiful work, Matt.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Slowvannah Farms Thank you Sarah!

@MakeCrazydays 9 лет назад

Beautiful work Matt. Truly an inspiration. Making furniture for my children has been some of my favorite projects. It looks like you had a great time also.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Make Crazydays Thank you! This was easily my most rewarding project.

@harringtondave10 6 лет назад

Very nice Matt. Being a father and also being able to build them furniture is great.

@mcremona 6 лет назад

Thanks Dave!

@MakeWhatever 9 лет назад

This was a very thought out build and video. The length of the video fit perfectly with a thorough explanation of each step. Excellent project as usual!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Make_Whatever Thank you so much!!

@zackb6045 8 лет назад

this guy is for real. Awesome set up, awesome skill and awesome workmanship Matt. This is so impressive, your patience is unreal.

@zackb6045 8 лет назад

Matt, was this shop and tools passed down to you or did you acquire all of it yourself?

@mcremona 8 лет назад

Thank you Zack! I acquired it all myself. If you're interested in the shop evolution, check out this playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PL0dX5redvVZTV2pV8EjhCKgVoBhtnHDzN The My Past Shops video shows my beginings

@GuysShop 9 лет назад

As always Matt, a great build. Thanks for sharing this and taking the time to demonstrate how you did all that angled joinery.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

GuysWoodshop Thanks Guy! Glad you liked it!

@aspmos 9 лет назад

Great, thank you very much Matthew. I don't like the "talking" videos of your but when you show the process of building something you are the best.

@167curly 2 года назад

That was a real labour of love for a new Dad.

@AndreaArzensek 9 лет назад

Beautiful and skilfully executed project Matt! I loved it!

@stevecollins9450 9 лет назад

Excellent tutorial and a beautiful bassinet that can be passed down to JR's great, great, great, etc... grand kids.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Steve Collins Thank you, Steve!

@kenshepherd6831 5 лет назад

Earth magnets on the rocker stops and rockers would lock them in place. You could add some to the bottom of the slats too and store the stops there when not in use.

@robshamel3210 9 лет назад

when JR grows up you can tell him how Daddy used to play with dowels....lol... Awesome work Matt! It should last several lifetimes.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Rob Shamel lol!! Thanks Rob!

@robertevans6481 9 лет назад

The shop lighting is a lot better can see your builds a lot better. I don't need a baby rocker but i see a lot of other areas this would be a great idea That saw is huge !!

@MRrwmac 9 лет назад

Excellent build craftsmanship and videography!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Thanks Mac!

@ronh9384 7 лет назад

A very nice heirloom bassinet Matt. And a very belated congratulations to you both on the birth of your baby.

@mcremona 7 лет назад

Thank you Ron!

@ezrakinloch168 8 лет назад

all your tools and equipment is making me jealous.good job

@zbrumbach 9 лет назад

"At my miter saw station..." Awesome.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

zbrumbach :D

@NickFerry 9 лет назад

It looks so nice Matthew

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Nick Ferry Thanks Nick!

@GeekBuilders 9 лет назад

I showed my wife this- she hit me and said, "Why weren't you into woodworking 6 years ago"...

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Geek Builders hahaha! wives are great!

@kenshepherd6831 5 лет назад

Very nice work. That is a beasty circular saw.

@AndyLawsonawl 9 лет назад

11/10 Matt! Absolutely beautiful. I love seeing videos that go from giant slab of tree to perfect piece of furniture. Thank you Matt

@BrianMcCauleyDesign 9 лет назад

Matt, you are my hero. Great build. I'm about to head to my shop and bang out a baby gate. Need it ASAP. Our baby can climb the ones we have now, haha.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Brian McCauley haha! Thanks Brian! You'd better get on that. I have a little time before I need to have some of those :)

@MakeSomething 9 лет назад

Dude, so beautiful!!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Drunkenwood How-to Videos Thank you David!

@franksdad1770 8 лет назад

true craftsmanship! great video and beautiful bassinet, i have a son coming and have been looking for plans for a bassinet

@CEverly 9 лет назад

Artwork. Very nicely done. Grats on your baby as well. It is nice to see a RU-vidr not using pocket screws.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Thank you so much Chris!

@waltertriest7811 9 лет назад

As always, a fantastic project and workmanship. Just beautiful work.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Walter Triest Thank you Walter!

@Bergalicious38 7 лет назад

That is so beautiful! A future heirloom complete with history is always cool.

@JimDockrellWatertone 9 лет назад

Wow, that is a very nice bassinet. Excellent workmanship as always Matt.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Jim Dockrell Thank you so much Jim!

@ausguitarist 9 лет назад

put your audio in one sequence before adding a denoiser to avoid the sudden burst of static at the start of each clip. just a tip! Awesome work Matt looks amazing.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

ausguitarist Thanks! That's been frustrating me so much. For whatever reason, Premiere thinks: "I'll just let this clip play for a few seconds before kicking on the denoiser". Didn't have that issue with 2014.

@gregteagle8002 9 лет назад

Another great job by the master. Beautiful work. JR seems to enjoy it and that makes the whole project worth while.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Greg Teagle Thanks! He seems to enjoy sleeping in there--of course not for more than an hour and a half increments yet...

@mrneil962 4 года назад

Thank you for providing the video text on your website!

@roncooper6302 9 лет назад

Great work Matt. It must be very satisfying to go from the 'raw' material to the finished product. A thoroughly enjoyable video. Regards

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Ron Cooper Thank you Ron! It's a very good feeling looking back with this video to see it's raw beginnings

@KSFWG 9 лет назад

Beautiful piece of art and furniture, Matt. Thanks for sharing it with us.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

KSFWG Thank you as always :)

@TheReformationWoodshop 6 лет назад

As always, such a great build Matt!

@JesseMaust 9 лет назад

Another awesome video, Matt. Congratulations on the birth of your son. Thank you for posting.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Jesse Maust Thank you so much Jesse!

@woodysdiy 9 лет назад

A fascinating and informative video. With some very skilful woodworking. Well done. Thanks

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Thank you Peter!

@timvazquez192 7 лет назад

What a beautiful job you did with that walnut. Great video. Also congratulations on the baby.

@mcremona 7 лет назад

+Tim Vazquez thank you Tim!

@garryr 9 лет назад

If there was going to be a heirloom piece for your family I think this will be it. Nice work.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Garry R Thank you Garry!

@HovingtonInstruments 9 лет назад

Thanks for sharing the whole project with us, I was looking forward to see the full build... After seeing all those shop updates.. Reclaimed wood projects seems to me to be some of the most gratifying, I find... What kind of black marker is that? The long pointy one..

@JorgeAraujo 9 лет назад

Wow!!!! Matt not only is the Rocker amazing and your design and craftsmanship is top notch... but I also feel like I got a serious training course in milling rough and I do mean rough lumber... amazing video, great job... Oh and JR is super cute.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

HANDCRAFTED CREATIVE Thank you so much Jorge!

@hspringsteen 9 лет назад

Another beautiful piece.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Howard Springsteen Thank you Howard!

@maxjennings9791 9 лет назад

amazing work Matt. plus.... the compass plane surfaces!

@jocmarti 9 лет назад

Great build. This gets me excited about the classes you'll have coming up.

@MattDiresta 9 лет назад

As Always your skills amaze me, and make me strive to be a better woodworker. Great job my friend.

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Matt Diresta Thank you Matt!

@franks122 Год назад

Excellent job thanks for sharing and explaining everything.

@sktornado 8 лет назад

Wow! This is phenomenal!! Your skill is very impressive to watch.

@mcremona 8 лет назад

+sktornado thank you!

@DIYTyler 9 лет назад

Art, beautiful. Was worried you were going to miss and whack the side when you were knocking off your cedar clamping cleats....

@mcremona 9 лет назад

***** Thanks Tyler! Fear of hitting your project makes your swing more accurate :)

@PeriodWoodworker 9 лет назад

Great project and your quality is superb. Thanks for sharing with us, Steve

@mcremona 9 лет назад

PeriodWoodworker Thank you Steve!

@RobertEchten 9 лет назад

Gorgeous piece and excellent explanation and some great tips in the process. Thank you!!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Robert Echten Thank you Robert!

@RobertEchten 9 лет назад

Matthew Cremona No, thank YOU!

@MattLaneWoodshop 9 лет назад

amazing work as usual Matt!

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Lane Bros WoodShop Thank you Matt!

@MTBuckeye12 7 лет назад

Hey Matt! Just started following you after hearing about you on the wood whisperer. Thanks for the great videos. Wish I had enough time to build this before my 2nd baby coming in February. Congrats on your new little one.

@rodneyhowe4486 9 лет назад

Great job on the build and video Matt.....really enjoyed watching it!! Baby gave it the thumbs up too at 22.38 lol...

@mcremona 9 лет назад

Rodney Howe Thank you Rodney! JR loves making hand gestures :)

@billhammond8510 5 лет назад

Well done...not only is the piece beautiful but will be an heirloom because it was built so well it will last through the ages. I have two nieces both expecting and I wanted to build them a rocker and this is perfect...hope you don't mind if I steal your design and build them...won't be using walnut possibly oak or clear pine depending if they want a stained or painted rocker. Great job..I subscribed so I can see more of what you do!