An Elegant Serving Tray Build
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- This is a very elegant serving tray and a super fun build! Link to the food safe finish I used on the tray is in the description below. I mentioned in the video that measurements/plans will be made available - I'm working on these and will update soon with a link for it. Leave me any comments on what you think below.
Google Doc with Measurements: docs.google.co...
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Now that I have watched two of your videos, I am hooked and subscribed. 😊 Your choice of woods for this project really complimented each other. Now, excuse me while I wander through your other videos. 💕
Thank you, and welcome aboard!
Nice project, well done. And I appreciate your dry sense of humour. Looking forward to more of your videos. A new subscriber.
Thank you and welcome aboard.
Wow! I wonder when closet shelving is going to be made!
Definitely need to buy some more tools before tackling that project!
Beautiful design 👊🏼
You got a new subscriber 🙏🏼
Thank you and welcome!
Belísima peça!👋👋👋👋👋
Thank you!
I really like your design and execution. Thanks for sharing.
I'd like to reproduce this for a local fundraiser for our kids youth program.
I can get the rough dimensions from your diagram in the video.
Can you share three other dimensions?
1. thickness of the stock used on the end and sides
2. Height of the curve apex on both the ends and the sides?
3. Height and length of the finger opening.
Finally - any concerns about wood movement from the base? I'm considering veneering a sheet of 1/4 in plywood for the base since it won't live my own home. Thoughts?
I've updated the description to include a link to a google docs file that has detailed all of the measurements. It's not to scale, but does have everything you need and should answer all your questions.
As far as wood movement, I guess we'll see. I cut the panel so there's a little bit of wiggle room just in case, but the panel is about 13 1/2" wide, so there shouldn't be a lot of movement. It's also going to live inside year round, which I hope will help minimize the movement. If you're uncertain of where yours will end up, I'd say veneered plywood is probably a good choice. My panel was 3/8" thick with a rabbet cut in the bottom, so you'd just skip the rabbeting.
@@1836craftsman Perfect. That is exactly what I needed.
Thanks so much!
Pro tip...all finishes are food safe once cured. 😉
Thanks for the tip!
هل انت من احفاد اليوناردو العبقري يداك يجب وضعها في ثوب الحرير
Thanks!
'this is not to homemade carpenter,your machinery are all professional ,is convenient to sperienced people !
All of the machinery I have I’ve restored or have bought second hand. Not a single power tool has been bought new.
Dude, seriously work on your audio!
I accept venmo and PayPal for donations to the ‘better audio equipment’ fund. 😂