Making a Serving Tray on the Scroll Saw

Wooden serving tray. Something I wanted to try out for a long time.
Materials:
- 60 x 10 mm beech wood
- 6 mm plywood
- toothpicks (for some extra strength)
- wood filler (the joints didn't came out as good as I was hoping)
- PVA glue
- CA glue (for repairs)
- wood stain
- clear polyurethane varnish
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[@bigronshobbies8209]

Looked great, nice project.

[@danielmiskoidea]

Thanks!

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Awesome arts and crafts fun and good fun

[@ronalddenault1246]

Thank you for another simple design and flawless execution. Do you have a ressources to measure and calculate the compound in this project. I would like to modify the angle instead of 10degree I would like to make to steeper degree. Thanks and continue to inspire us.

[@danielmiskoidea]

Thanks for watching. If you are planning to use the same technique its just a matter of setting the number of degrees on angle gauge to your liking. You'll have to use the same angle for cutting out the bottom piece.

[@shermanlab9477]

Beautiful work of "micro-carpentry" congratulations. Keep it up. SL

[@pjhalchemy]

Nice change up for something different Daniel! I Like the subtle angles and simple construction and the toothpick repair was great! Thanks much for your inspirations and wonderful Projects. To a healthy and safe year. Hat Tip!

[@humancattoy7767]

Very nice. I like how you improvised toothpicks for dowels and the contrasting colors.

[@jasonwinchester9350]

Hey I finished your wooden spitfire
It looks amazing!!!

[@BRINCANDOCOMMADEIRA]

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[@shenlun]

Love the addition of the foot pedal on your scrollsaw. Could you please show us how you achieved it

[@jeremybrain5774]

That’s a good looking serving tray