Few things I made from an offcut of kitchen worktop
reddit.com/gallery/wt6x73Posted Aug 20, 2022, 1:18 PM UTC
Posted Aug 20, 2022, 1:18 PM UTC
Do they fight about who gets the top bunk?
Nope, they get off it and take up all the room in our bed.
Sounds about right. Nice work BTW.
Thank you. I kept it simple.
Lap joints and pocket screws. The oak worktop pieces were a bugger to plane smooth as the grain direction is all over the place. I had to treat myself to a card scraper.
Terrible when you need to buy more tools. 😁
I think your springer is a brother to mine! Same exact spots on the nose and the feet & looks exactly the same! What part of the world do you live in?
We got him in may 2020. From a family near Newark in the UK.
Wrong country them. Unless they were separated at birth
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I've never seen puppy bunk beds before and now I can't think about anything else.