A tray with some new features

I really like the beveling between the slats, nice touch!

The feet are really a requirement in my mind. Getting things perfectly flat is tough, then you are assuming that the place it will sit is also flat 8^). The corners are the perfect locations.

Nice work BB!

Thanks. I do the bevels so the “spaces” for wood movement look more finished. The “feet” were cut-offs from some mitered corners (making a number of frames) and were a nice fit for the corners. Proof that my savings even little pieces is the right thing to do!!

I really like the beveling between the slats, nice touch!

The feet are really a requirement in my mind. Getting things perfectly flat is tough, then you are assuming that the place it will sit is also flat 8^). The corners are the perfect locations.

Nice work BB!

- splintergroup

Decided to see if I could glue up a bunch of the mitered corner cutoffs…worked ok…hard to go wrong with walnut!

A very pretty tray.

The feet are an artistic feature; that it happens to solve a problem at the same time is merely a BONUS!

-- Wood rescue is good for the environment and me! just rjR

Thanks!
“Craftmanship”...code for “oops – let me fix a mistake while making it look planned from the beginning” I do a lot of that!!

A very pretty tray.

The feet are an artistic feature; that it happens to solve a problem at the same time is merely a BONUS!

- ralbuck

“Did you build it like that”....it depends, do you like it. Never a mistake.

-- Larry in Hawaii,

The recipient seemed to like it very much…so calling it a win!

“Did you build it like that”....it depends, do you like it. Never a mistake.

- Hawaiilad

Interesting features and details.

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

Nice design, I like it, and congrats on your DT3.

Thanks!
“Craftmanship”...code for “oops – let me fix a mistake while making it look planned from the beginning” I do a lot of that!!

- BB1

I feel like almost everything I build has a moment or two of “Oops, how do I fix that?” I also save little pieces like you, and most of the time I can find a place to use them on one of my projects.

-- John D, OP, KS

majuvla – thank you

awsum55 – thanks! Keeping the little pieces has paid off many times although I have tried to be reasonable in the accumulation. :)

Nice work, Barbara!

Cheers, Jim

-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!

Thanks Jim!

Beautiful, gratz on the D3

-- Wood and Glass they kick (well you know) Have a great day - Dug

Thanks mcoyfrog.

Beautiful tray Barbara. I like the feet too. Serendipity ;)

-- Bill, Yo!......in Brooklyn & Steel City :)