Page 3 - "The Bassinette"

These are some pictures of the progress while building the bassinette. I added some captions to explain what each one is.
Image of Cherry Boards in wood storage rack
The lighter boards are the rough cherry boards that I milled down and used to make the legs and rails of the bassinette. They will darken with age.
Image of Boards glued and clamped together to create legs.
Clamping some of the milled cherry boards together to create the legs.
Image of boards with glue squeezed out from between them.
Got some good squeezeout so I didn't have any problems with separating.
Image of hand scraping glue off boards.
Now I have to scrape off all that excess glue.
Image of a box of chisels with name showing, laying on the workbench
Conveniently placed products, like these AMAZING Robert Sorby chisels, in the shot.
Image of thumb with bandaid
Beware Robert Sorby chisels are razor sharp right out of the box.
Image of frame of one end laying on workbench
This is the frame portion of one of the ends of the bassinette.
Image of both end frames sitting on floor, leaning against the workbench.
And here is a picture of both ends waiting for the cherry plywood panels to installed.
Image of both end frames with panels in them sitting on floor, leaning against the workbench.
And with the panels installed.
Image of a few rails placed in the sides of the crib to check the spacing and scale of the rails before making all the rails that are needed.
These are a few sample pieces to get the slats properly spaced and a good size to fit with the overall scale of the bassinette. (I am pretty sure that is just some scrap pine 2X4.)
Image of complete frame with ends and sides, with clamps still on it. Sitting on table saw to check level.
This is both sides and the ends glued together. It is sitting on the table saw because that is the flattest surface in my shop and I needed to make sure it was level.
Completed frame sitting on workbench with first coat of wax finish applied.
This is the completed frame on the bench with the first coat of Rubio Monocoat clear finish. The color of the cherry starts to show through with a little finish.