How I Make: A Serving Tray

This DIY woodworking project was a fun one. I had some scraps of red oak and maple leftover and a few boards of walnut and cherry that I cut up into strips. The hardest part was deciding what type of serving tray to build because of the amount of styles there are to choose from. I used mineral oil as finish on camera but I couldn't find the footage of the paste wax being applied. I should get some good use around here. I hope you enjoy.
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[@larrystone5749]

Nice work looking good thx for sharing

[@thedoorguycharlie]

One of the nicest serving trays I've seen!!! The flow from the board to the side handles makes it! opposite of a waterfall. Great staging at the end with the personal touch. Thank you for your effort. I understand more than most how much work you put into this video. All the camera placement and the editing to follow.

[@howimake1]

Thank you very much!

[@marklittlejohn1457]

Excellent work

[@howimake1]

Thank You!

[@larrystone5749]

New subscriber

[@larrystone5749]

That is one Sexy serving tray

[@VROne111]

Great looking strips

[@derekdodson5623]

Cool idea, thanks

[@antoniojordao5780]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho ficou linda a sua bandeja

[@KoHcTaHTuHAkuMoB]

👍👍👍

[@kandiecandelaria3134]

Nice! What were your dimensions?

[@howimake1]

Thanks, It's roughly 20.5 inches long by 13 inches wide....I think.

[@larrystone5749]

What brand of bandsaw do you use

[@howimake1]

I have a Jet 14 inch and an old Craftsman which is the one I used in this video. I'm pretty sure. Old but great.

[@deanwilliams93]

Yeah, I hit MUTE