Baby Crib

Get some 1/2 inch MDF from your local supplier. I had mine cut at the store into 32 inch length boards. When I got home I marked them and cut them into 32 by 32 boards to fit into the X-Carve 1000mm X 1000mm. Clamp the MDF board securely to the waste board and set machine to work zero. I used a touch plate to determine Z-zero.

Select design file and prepare for cutting. you will need two of the files cut for the ends, these also have a small 10.25 inch square for the bottom self. some files I used two bits, one for rough cut to remove the bulk of material and another for detail finish cut. Links to other Easel files for this project. "link":http://easel.inventables.com/projects/vUoNS9aEWIDSgMCuWz4mvg for the sides and bed supports.

Crib shelves side and bottom. "link":http://easel.inventables.com/projects/uJfW3uSp6PSnQ3EdUHpsOA

And finally the crib bed. "link":http://easel.inventables.com/projects/oaDxDT-Zr7eXUJ26URE9Ug

Use some good wood screws to secure the pieces together. I used some #6 by 1-1/4 fine thread drywall screws. I drilled pilot holes and counter sunk where the head of the screws would be.

Use a 1 inch wooden dowel rod to stabilize the bottom ends (where the round holes are).

Made this file scaled down for baby doll so sister will not feel left out.

"link":http://easel.inventables.com/projects/mlVJ2d-qYsMSoBLhLbSY2w

this is half sized and on 1/4 inch plywood have it set-up for 1/8 bit.