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Serving tray for my parents-in-law in England. Cherry sides and maple ply for the bottom. 2 coats of poly for the finish. Rabbet on the bottom to make it flush. Edge glued mitres for the joinery.
Thanks for looking
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Joe Weaver
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#1 posted 883 days ago
great looking tray
-- Joe, Ga
WWilson
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#2 posted 883 days ago
Beautiful tray. How did you make the sides w/ the handles? Template routing?
-Will
DonH
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#3 posted 883 days ago
Nicely done – in laws should be very happy with this gift.
-- DonH Orleans Ontario
Chip
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#4 posted 883 days ago
Wonderful piece. The angled sides and handles are a very attractive touch. Really like it.
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Robsshop
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#5 posted 883 days ago
Great looking craftsmanship SDM !! Nice job on the design and finish as well .
-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!
sawdustmaster
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#6 posted 883 days ago
WWilson, I used a jigsaw for the handles, started with a pilot hole. Frehanded them. No router yet, wife is getting me one for Christmas.
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lew
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#7 posted 883 days ago
Really like the mitered corners.
Nice Job!!
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