Collected materials (only one shelf shown, but there is 4 assembled)
So we started assembling the platform bed. I started with the interior frame. I drilled holes in all the 2x4s and the 4x4 posts. Measuring was more difficult than I thought it would be, as the edges were rounded off. I made a couple mistakes, but nothing I couldn't recover from.
The clutch on the drill gave out partway through the drilling, and I had to buy a new one to finish with. It was a second-hand drill that I got years ago, so I'm grateful it lasted as long as it did.
I attached the posts to the frame sides with lag bolts. easy to put on, and easy to disassemble when we move. Once each post had a 2x4 I moved it onto the bedroom and started attaching them to each other.
I made a mistake measuring the center beam. Since the lumber was cut at home depot, I was rather upset about having to go back and buying another 2x4 (they wouldn't cut one brought in from outside). Fortunately, the drill dying turned out to be a boon, cause now I needed a saw too. I picked up a multi-tool kit for much cheaper than they would have been alone.
Once the center beam was re-cut the inner frame was complete. Next we get to assemble the outer frame.
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