Baby's First Crib Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Baby's First Crib Plans
[WIFS-1010]

$12.00

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Nearly all straight cuts makes this a good project for the intermediate woodworker. The design meets all federal safety standards and is of sturdy construction. Use oak or maple to get the appearance shown in the photo.

Make a piece of nursery room furniture that your family can use over and over. The rails are designed to lower, but could easily be apapted to stay in place. Hardware sources are provided and you're looking at about $100 for that if you choose the sliding rail route.

Detailed instructions, measured drawings, and a list of materials are provided. The finished size of the crib is 44"H, 31"W, by 53"L. Standard size mattress accepted.

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