The one difference is that the base to 2 1/4" high cut should be made as a lap joint (i.e. Make a mirror image of the above grooves in this piece, so that the horizontal planks will slot in. Next, take the second small vertical and nominate it as the middle-right vertical. Cut out grooves that are 3/8" deep and 1 1/2" in (matching the cut on the horizontal pieces) at the following positions from the bottom: Firstly, take one of the two shorter vertical pieces and nominate it as the left vertical. Now that all of the horizontal pieces are prepared, we need to prepare the vertical planks. Note that when deciding which end is the right and left of this plank, lie the plank flat on the ground with the cut out lap joint part facing upwards (see diagram). Next, cut a slot out of the base plank 13" from the right and 29 1/2" from the left (hence, 4 1/2" wide). Prepare front frame pieces (left side)įirstly, cut lap joints that are 1 1/2" in from each end into the two top pieces (long and short), the middle drawer pieces (two long, one short) and the base plank. Wood required: pine and plywood Descriptionġ. Instead, it is designed to accommodate one of the standard curved foam changing pads. Note that the baby changing table does not have a rail around the top.
Even better, when your baby (finally) outgrows the need for diapers, the changing table can be used as a children's chest of drawers. The resulting table has subsequently been "battle-tested" for the past month and has stood up to the demands of both mother and baby. With that in mind we set about building a baby changing table that would provide a strong combination of practicality and price. Baby changing tables are a wonderful - yet expensive - addition to any nursery.
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