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Retracting Headboard
Furnished content. (from Lumberjocks.com)
Our house is super tiny, so we're constantly looking for places to use a little more space. We like a little room/cabinet at the headboard, and have armoires on either side of the bed, so we figured that a headboard that rose up out of that space would give use room for another shelf, and still allow the cats a hiding place.Here's a video of it rising and retracting. I used a Jarvis standing desk lift, trimmed the feet a little bit to make it fit.The top and door panels were from a piece of olive that someone who'd had a tree cut down gave me back in 2016: I surfaced it with a router sled: Hung the shelf from the desk lift assembly using some steel straps: And built the door panels up as one piece to make it easier to track grain continuity:
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posted at: 12:00am on 09-Apr-2021 path: /Woodworking | permalink
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