Wood Serving Tray!

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I made this wood serving tray with three types of wood. I used walnut, cherry, and maple wood. For the sides and handles, I used cherry wood. I do not have a CNC, that is why I made a pattern for my router to trace. That way the handles should all be exactly the same. I used a domino joiner from Festool on the sides and handles for extra strength. It also helps for alignment when I glue the sides and handles to the base of the serving tray. I hope this video help beginner woodworkers with tip and tricks. I enjoy doing woodwork and showing people how I make things from wood. It also helps me sell my woodworking projects from my website and I also get custom orders. If you would like a custom order, the easiest way is to message me on Instagram. The link is above! I hope this video gets lots of views, and I sell my woodwork!
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[@AbdulRazzaq-so4hx]

Appreciated.

[@anthonyhargis6855]

Looks great!

[@hesswoodwork]

Thank you!

[@austinwise7436]

Thats awesome! Ever had any issues with expansion in the bottom? And how do you recommend sanding the inside after water popping?

[@hesswoodwork]

I have not has issues with expansion. The corner I had to sand by hand.

[@davidfriedman3962]

Very nice, appreciate craftsmanship! I must have missed it, but did you previously make templates for handles from a prior tray? Thank you!

[@hesswoodwork]

Thank you! Yes, I already had the templates

[@tepitcher]

Great video and tray! How did you make the handle? Is there a template.

[@hesswoodwork]

Thank you! I made a pattern with 1/4 plywood, then used my router with a flush cut bit

[@randymarshall1267]

Sorry, but I've decided to stop watching videos where the only sounds I hear are tools and clicks and pops.