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Congrats !!! Never heard of a Moon Cradle, looks rather interesting. Keep us updated on the build, should be a good one.
Oh, sorry, no real advice otherwise.
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Well, those are different.
Wow, $779.49 on Etsy. Looks to be made from a wooden wire roll.
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If you need any wire spools you can probably get all you want in Houston. Last 6 months there have been almost as many spools rolling down the freeway as cars. At least 6 spools of various sizes.
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It does look simple. Evidently the plan is to make them from MDF and pallet wood. I think you're smart to choose yellow poplar instead. Plans such as they are seem to be freely available.
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I'll build ours with ply and poplar; I like ply's ability to hold screws better than MDF.
Like you guys said, it does look super simple.
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Congratulations Jason.
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