How to make tray with router

#tray #router #woodworking
I made two types of tray. One is normal tray. the other is pen tray.
I used bosch gof1600ce router, bowl bit, spiral bit and shopmade router plate made of 10mm thickness acryl.
I wish my video is helpful to viewers. thanks.

[@stephaniegalvan272]

Beautiful trays! I appreciate the detailed instructions and the English subtitles.😊

[@a_woodworker]

Thanks for comment : )

[@Laserwurks]

Exactly what I have in mind for My Bosch router.

[@paula.mcguinness6075]

Nice Gifts and Hobby woodworking! I would need to make 4 per hour to make a living. So, production methods would need to be incorporated.

[@johnbrooks1422]

Liked The Video Great Work Good Looking Trays

[@a_woodworker]

Thank you : )

[@OABrown]

I like the tool you used to mark the bottom of the tray

[@Wtfever..................]

Best jig video I've seen yet for more production style woodworking I'm definitely using this to help my son's business out thanks so much!

[@a_woodworker]

Thanks for watching my video. I'm glad to hear that you'll use my method. I hope your son's business will be prosperos.

[@Wtfever..................]

@@a_woodworker Thank you

[@user-cy3lm7wr3z]

Wow

[@713faustinocano]

Just the video i was searching for. Thank You.

[@a_woodworker]

I'm glad that my video was helpful to you. : )

[@tonyalways7174]

Very well done 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@a_woodworker]

Thank you so much. : )

[@HelloAnthony]

Just recently discovered your channel and have been enjoying all of your videos. I looking forward to seeing more. Thank you for sharing!

[@a_woodworker]

Thanks for encouraging comment. I 'll do my best to upload more contents. : )

[@jcevans16]

great videos, You sir, are an artist.

[@a_woodworker]

Thank you for watching my video : )

[@PaulSeminary]

Nice work !

[@a_woodworker]

Thank you : )

[@Laserwurks]

I did 3d print a guide that works great

[@a_woodworker]

3d printed template! amazing!

[@ZsFather]

This is awesome! I can wait to try this

[@a_woodworker]

Thank you. I wish you make beautiful tray. : )

[@designlovedesign5140]

Good luck with the chanel. Looking forward to great projects. 👍

[@a_woodworker]

Thanks for your kindness. I'll do my best for sharing useful information :)

[@K2gjbcfcvjbv]

This was one of the most beautiful videos I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. In terms of visual communication, passion in handcraft, design of the product, safety usage of tools. And I’ve seen a lot of. Congratulations 👏
Keep up the good quality!

[@a_woodworker]

Thanks for your encouraging comment. I'll try to make better contents. : )

[@jasonyang4685]

I’ve got another question for you, if you have a moment. Regarding jigsaws, do you prefer the top handle style you use in this video, or barrel style? I am looking to get a new jigsaw but am unsure which type is best. Thanks!

[@a_woodworker]

hello Mr. yang. I can't tell exact pros and cons of barrel type handle, as I haven't use it before.
I think you should choose handle type according to what position is comfortable to you. Top handle is comfort when you use jigsaw under your waist level, but it maybe uncomfortable when you cut part that is upper than your shoulder level. As your wrinkle and shoulder position are uncomfortable and unstable.

[@jasonyang4685]

Beautiful! What are the dimensions of the walnut tray, if you don't mind me asking?

[@a_woodworker]

Thanks. : ) The size of walnut tray is 335mm(length) x 100mm(width) x 33mm(height).

[@jasonyang4685]

@@a_woodworker thank you for the reply! Do you recall the routing plunge depth for the tray area? And lastly, what size roundover bit did you use for the edges? I have been trying to learn to make small trays like this, so I appreciate the help.

[@a_woodworker]

@@jasonyang4685 Depth is 20mm, radius of bit is about 5mm. I believe you can make beautiful tray. Please pay attention to your safety. : )

[@jasonyang4685]

@@a_woodworker Thank you! Do you have any other social media or website for your work? Would love to follow if so.

[@a_woodworker]

@@jasonyang4685 I have instagram id (amateur_woodworker_) but I think you don't need to follow because I post only still image of my work but in youtube you can watch whole build process. anyway thanks for asking. : )

[@brianclark2990]

You bypassed the process of removing all the internal material. Video went from drilled holes and suddenly a cleaned out internal. Not much help.

[@a_woodworker]

You can see removing internal material process from 08:05 and I showed drilling hole scene(10:50) because If drilling work was done before using router. It'll be able to save much time. The way of removing internal material after drilling holes is same with showed at 08:05. I hope my comment helps you.

[@WTFsLogout]

You're not any amatuer :0

[@a_woodworker]

Thanks for kind comment. I think I need a lot of practice to be called 'professional' : )

[@robertbenedetti3154]

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