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Walnut Cradle

comments (2) October 22nd, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

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Made for my granddaughter, now being used by her daughter.

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Walnut swinging cradle. Slats are bent laminations, dovetailed into top rails. Dovetails cut with a shop-made jig. Cradle may be lifted from stand to rock gently on the floor.

Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Walnut Cradle

posted in: Reader's Gallery, modern, walnut, bed, bent lamination

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davidk1926 writes: I had to contact my granddaughter to find out how big her son was when he graduated to a crib -- she says about twenty pounds. She is now preparing it for the birth of her second son in about two weeks.
Posted: 9:10 am on February 6th

dkahammer writes: Beautyfull!1
Whats the max. weight of the "baby"?
I´m thinking about a solution for my mother in law???
Posted: 1:33 pm on January 17th

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