❈ Build Your Own Baby Cradle
Intermediate level projects, but the motivated beginner can have success in making any of these great baby cradles.
These plans are designed or reviewed by Ben Stone, a retired engineer in Canada.
▸ AutoCAD software ensures accuracy
▸ Great DIY project
▸ Hard copies on 8½" x 11" paper
Unique swinging motion will lull little ones, maximum weight limit is 25 lbs, solid hardwood construction, locking pin to enhance safety, plus metal support under bottom panel.
▸ Measures 22" W x 39" L x 33" H
▸ Complete cutting list & exploded drawings
▸ Easy to follow, step-by-step Instructions
▸ Detailed step-by-step instructions
▸ Full-size traceable patterns (where needed)
▸ In-progress photos
▸ Exploded diagrams
▸ Complete materials lists and cutting schedules
▸ Cradle Size: 33" x 27" x 27" H
Shown here made of durable ash, this is a cradle you can pass on from generation to generation. What better way to express your love and pride in honor of the newborn?
▸ Paper woodworking plan
▸ Cradle is 36" H x 24" W x 35" L
▸ This cradle will become a time treasured heirloom
▸ Bedding, toys are not included
This cradle can be lifted from its sturdy stand for rocking on the floor or be left in place to swing from the beautifully turned posts. The spacing of the bow spindles meets federal safety requirements, so rest assured the project is a safe heirloom.
▸ Cradle Measures: 42" L x 33½" H x 26" W
▸ Spindles are band sawn
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