Adam Savage’s One Day Builds: Car Seat Dog Bed!
For an upcoming road trip, Adam will be joined by his dog Maggie, who is a delightful travel companion. To help her better enjoy the long drive, Adam makes a custom fitted dog bed platform that fits over the folded seat of his car! It’s a build that begins with cardboard prototyping and transforms sheets of plywood into a beautifully bolstered doggie bed!
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Great build! Now how do I build one for my 150lb great dane?
Loved watching the build. Can feel your pain with kerf bending. I couldn’t tell from the video, but I wonder if your difficulties might have been due to the grain direction of the top layer of the plywood. If the grain went across the piece rather than lengthwise it would snap much more easily.
With ALL the boxes we all get from Amazon. Adam bought cardboard. From Amazon.