Shaker-style Cradle
Woodworker: Steve Brown
Brown’s Shaker-inspired cradle is crafted using compound-angle dovetails. This feature gives the cradle its angled sides and makes the interior more accessible.
Photo: Lance Patterson
Woodworker: Steve Brown
Brown’s Shaker-inspired cradle is crafted using compound-angle dovetails. This feature gives the cradle its angled sides and makes the interior more accessible.
Photo: Lance Patterson
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Comments
That is beautiful. I have been trying to figure out the compound angle, and here you have dovetails! Nice.
I agree with Dodoak. I am in the process of building a smaller doll version of this cradle and the compound dovetails are giving me a tuff time.
I realize this post was awhile ago....however where can I get the plans for this? I like this and wanted to build for my grandson due this fall.
Thnx
Michael
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