Valet Tray
Intro: Valet Tray
Hunk of 8/4 walnut trued up and cut to blank size. Starting to route out the tray sections.
STEP 1: Edge
Finished routing out tray sections. Added a spline of walnut into a blank for the sides. Cut them in such a way that the grain will wrap around the tray.
STEP 2: Splines
Used a jig on the table saw to cut spline slots in the corners.
STEP 3: Sanded
and ready for finish.
STEP 4: Finished
A few coats of vinyl sealer sprayed on. Sanding with 320 in between. Thanks for looking y'all.
11 Comments
StellaG4 8 years ago
Hi Tim,
Are you selling the tray?
Thank you,
SG
00rag 8 years ago
That is absolutely beautiful. I am thinking of making these as part of a gift to the gentlemen in my wedding party. How big did you make the tray? And if you had to make it again would you change any dimensions?
TimBTodd 8 years ago
Rachael K 9 years ago
Great design! The contrast is such a nice detail.
mduncan6 9 years ago
Looking good!
luigi.colussi.54 9 years ago
very good !!!!!!!!!!!!
mjdinsmore 9 years ago
Very nice. I think I'd just make some dados and put in dividers rather than use one think piece and remove all the wood. Nonetheless, the finished product is very elegant - old the inlay and splines!
TimBTodd 9 years ago
Somethingtotallyrandom 9 years ago
That's very nice. I like the contrasts.
IanV2 9 years ago
Very beautiful. Interesting you chose to make the base and dividers from a single billet - I wouldn't have thought of that, but it's a very clever and aesthetically pleasing approach. Thanks for sharing.
jjdebenedictis 9 years ago
It's beautiful! The lighter accents of the splines are so classy-looking.