Serving tray 4-2016

Pallet Wood Serving Tray
Featuring John Heisz
Dovetail Plugs - Loose Dovetail
• The Dovetail Plug Temp...
Music is from Premier elements 14

[@robhenderson1832]

I appreciate how you let the video do more talking than yourself. You perfectly utilized the KISS principle. Thanks for sharing.

[@BillyMcCord]

Thanks for watching !

[@woodyswoodcraft627]

Great project, inspired me to make one. Liked and subscribed can't wait for the next one.

[@uktony1525]

Inspirational build using some unpromising materials. Your projects are great for us average guys that all can't be Norm.

[@BillyMcCord]

UK Tony Thank you !

[@Matthewroyermusic]

Great use of the pallet parts! Nice build! Sub'd

[@simonflr]

I like it!

[@LivefreeanddiyTv]

Looks great :)

[@BillyMcCord]

thanks!

[@orelygarcia]

Nice work Billy. Liked and Subscribed, thumbs up.

[@BillyMcCord]

thanks!

[@davidkathyvaughn8666]

Nice build I made one similar to this, but used dowels in the corners. Worked out pretty well.

[@BillyMcCord]

Thanks for watching!

[@bobbby303]

Nice serving tray! Like the looks of that floating dovetail. At white site do I find out how to make and install those floating dovetails? Thanks.

[@BillyMcCord]

Google User in the description of the video is a link to John Heitz video

[@JayBates]

The floating dovetails add some visual interest. Not a common touch.

[@BillyMcCord]

thanks !

[@tooljunkie555]

Nice work " Recycle re use" turned out great man! I like jow u bhh used the fork lift slots as handles -gonna use them next time i make a pallet tray.just subscribed idk if u subscribe to other woodworking channels but id love to have you aboard my channel look fwd to seeing what you have done and do in the future 🍻👍👍

[@calucho28457]

Billy nice job. If I were you I would start making a workbench first and quit working on your table saw.

[@BillyMcCord]

Carlos edoardo yeah I have a bench I just end up working on the out feed or at the saw

[@calucho28457]

Thanks for your time, I appreciate your reply.

[@BroodykayBroodyfour]

I understand Carlos I have 2 fixed benches and I built a set of permanently fixed sawhorses as well as a removable table for my flattening jig or epoxy forms and yet I build many things on my table saw I even run my planer on top of it

[@BroodykayBroodyfour]

I understand Carlos I have 2 fixed benches and I built a set of permanently fixed sawhorses as well as a removable table for my flattening jig or epoxy forms and yet I build many things on my table saw I even run my planer on top of it

[@BroodykayBroodyfour]

Nice job I loved the video and your voice is perfect. The design was exactly what I was looking for and your instructions are easy to follow. However.....pallets? I have abut 150 in my yard ready to be delivered back to a depot the rest get burnt and why? Because it is horrible wood, it's full of nail, rocks, staples, and etc and most importantly they are poisonous most having been treated with chemicals as well as good knows what chemicals have been spilled on or around them. So betweén the health hazzard and not waning to wreck my tools I would never be that hardup

[@BillyMcCord]

Pallet wood has its place, I usually only use "first use pallets" and I know what to look for to find them that have not been used to manage anything that would be a hazard. Using pallet wood is not for every wood worker, and you learn to use cheaper blades etc because yes you will it the occasional nail etc. I use a metal detector to find most of the problems. Glad you liked the video thanks for watching.

[@Johnfor3]

Vacuum works better to draw the glue into the cracks.

[@BillyMcCord]

Good Tip! I will try that! Thanks for watching!

[@danaringquist9730]

I know you may know this but as a former safety team member I think one has to be careful when using reclaimed wood especially when using for food usage because you don’t know what chemicals was spilled on that wood. That’s my two cents

[@BroodykayBroodyfour]

Nice job I loved the video and your voice is perfect. The design was exactly what I was looking for and your instructions are easy to follow. However.....pallets? I have abut 150 in my yard ready to be delivered back to a depot the rest get burnt and why? Because it is horrible wood, it's full of nail, rocks, staples, and etc and most importantly they are poisonous most having been treated with chemicals as well as good knows what chemicals have been spilled on or around them. So betweén the health hazzard and not waning to wreck my tools I would never be that hardup

[@BillyMcCord]

Thank you for watching, I carefully pick my pallets, usually first use, or known use pallets, its cheap wood, and some times very interested grain patterns. Pallet wood projects are not for everyone, but it is usually "Free" just requires a lot of prep labor. As I was learning and building my skills when something was a fail, I had no issue tossing the failure on the burn pile... and starting over.