How to Make a Dice Tray! (with limited tools) Beginners Project

If you've ever played any table top games you know how easy it is to keep the dice contained. Build one of these in one day and show everyone how committed you are to the craft!
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Thanks for watching!

[@cabman86]

I remember my kiddos watching me through the window when they were little. When they got a little older, 8-12, I started teaching them how to use my tools. They all know how to fix their own stuff now that they have their own houses.

[@leonsoboleski2969]

Nice, I’ll give this a try. Thank you from Wisconsin😊

[@kevinmia6433]

Going to make one of these to play Yahtzee. Thank you for the clear video. 🇬🇧

[@NathanT87]

Excellent! I really enjoy your channel, thank you.

[@LangeloScuro]

Was excited to see you posted a new video. Great that you revisited an old project, even if you had forgotten at first. Those were really simple easy steps to follow. I may try doing one with a felt bottom cover. Fun seeing how your helpers have grown too.

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Nice! I thought about doing that for this project. I was going to attach the felt to the wood before glowing the bottom in place that way there was no gaps.

[@fountainofjewelz1844]

Great vid! It turned out just beautiful.

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@rockinrswoodshop]

Great job dude!

[@andrewscott2090]

This was a really awesome project thank you very much

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@ChannelStonie]

Great video. I made one years ago. I made inlays covered in felt so can change the colors of the bottom. Also put a finger hope to make it easy to lift out..

[@smrogers4155]

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[@chris.pekarsky]

How about another nerdy project? Dice rolling tower this time?

[@WyldeWoodworks]

I've done a few of thoes but never filmed one. Great idea!

[@lesthe3rd889]

Could I use this method to make a rectangle dice tray?

[@nyshockartist]

Great project... I am curious why you decided on such a thick oak board for the bottom, instead of a 1/4 ply of some sort?

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Great question! The piece of oak only cost me $10. Even a half sheet of plywood would have cost me more money in the long run and I would have to get something like an oak veneer which I don't think would have lasted as long. It also has a much higher tendency to splinter on top which isn't conducive to a beginner project. I think you can buy small pieces of plywood at the craft store that would have worked and probably save money. However the glue from plywood is also hard on saw teeth. So I guess I'm kind of conflicted. lol. It would work.

[@nyshockartist]

@@WyldeWoodworks Right on, Thanks for the response!!

[@amandamcraven3245]

What length were the octagon pieces!

[@WyldeWoodworks]

17:53

[@Boosterisanicecat]

Why would you start the video with slammin a beer. That's legit a terrible example.

[@WyldeWoodworks]

That's wasn't beer