Not quite the conversation piece that Dogfish's man-chair was, but it was necessary. My ex got the bed in the divorce and the now ex GF took hers with her recently, so it was finally time. I have had this project burning in the back of my mind for as long as I can remember, so when I gained access to some quality cured logs and combined them with some extra time and a need, here is what I came up with.

Last couple shots.

Nice work.

Looks good. I like working with wood but discovered I'm only good at outdoor projects where off by a 1/8 inch is perfect.

You got it set for vertical styles, but shouldn't you put some padding on that headboard somewhere?

edit: knock yourself out.

That is some nice work. You probably saved yourself a couple thousand dollars on that bed.

Beautiful!

wheres the camera stand gonna go? maybe you can rig one with a old shed antler. plus its gonna be tough to get handcuffs around those poles.

very nice and thanks for the idea!

How do you get handcuffs around the posts?

Nice, how did you mortise the carrier rails? Did you check to see if you could get your head stuck in the headboard gaps? It should stand up to alot of "abuse".

Put her hands in two different spaces, then cuff her wrists together. Such amateurs.

very cool ,nice job. BTW rope works better

Handcuffs? Ropes? Why all the fuss?

Grease up both sides of her head, force it between the headboard posts, and voila, just like visiting Enumclaw.

Wow- that looks great. You scored on some quality materials.

You been watching Alone in the Wilderness again?

Dude,

That ought to support Shaquanda!

NO!

I changed the sayng to, "Once you go back, you'll never go black".

Very cool, Sol!
Excellent craftsmanship!

Old school, each one fitted one end at a time with a mallot and chisel. Time consuming.

Makes it that much better though. I did that with the doors in my house too. Time consuming alroght. After I ruined three doors and my love for wood working, I went bought pre hung casings and quit my plans for a second career doing wood work.