Making a Large Serving Tray

Welcome back! This serving tray is about 30" x 24" x 2.5". It was made using leftover offcuts along with a few new pieces of rough lumber. The woods used include walnut, maple, cherry, and ash. The tray starts as a large panel and then has four sides cut off and flipped up to create the walls of the tray. The handles were made using the CNC and were reinforced with an accent piece of cherry arranged perpendicular to the grain of the tray. The finish is a food safe walnut oil. Thanks for watching!

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