No, I’m not talking about my wife’s uterus or my house this time. I’m actually talking about a crib… you know, that thing you put newborns in.
Aerial view of 6 crib legs and the head board bending form.
I’ve started another project. Starting new projects when I already have 28 projects already on my plate has pretty much become my modus operandi as far as I’m concerned (along with eating really spicy hot sauces and driving over those concrete bumpers when I pull into a parking spot with my Jeep).
I digress, I’ve started a new woodworking project. It’s a convertible crib/toddler bed/full-size bed out of a truck load of Ash that my dad gifted to me. The project plans can be seen here, so you know what our end game is going to be.
Below are a couple photos of the start of the project (the legs and bending form for the headboard with the head board top cap clamped to it. Keep in mind you are looking at my garage, which is another work-in-progress project. 
Crib legs and head board bending form.
Close-up of the head board bending form with top cap clamped.
