Serving Tray Downloadable Plan. Item #. WJ  Your order will come with a return form with convenient instructions, or you may send your returns directly to Returns Department, Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, Willow Drive, Medina, MN You may also return purchases to a Rockler store near you for store credit. Items shipped directly from the manufacturer cannot be returned in store. 3D Woodworking Plans. Projects for Woodworkers. Menu. General Plans. General Projects. Knock-Down Furniture.  Serving tray or bedside table for the poorly, which ever you prefer. Maybe even a breakfast in bed treat on a special day. Whatever the purpose it will come in quite handy. The tray and stand are two separate pieces. The stand gives you a place to land with your tray full of food or whatever you are carrying. When not in use the tray hangs on the outer legs so it takes up less space.  The tray slats nest into ¼” dado’s on all edges. I have shown the project using assorted colors for the materials this is just for clarity; mind you I think it looks pretty sweet. Have fun! Serving Tray PDF Plan – $ Serving Tray Sketchup Drawing – $ Whether you use this tray to decorate your table or serve your guests, it will surely bring style and grace to your home.  The joinery is often just as unique as the design. This tray has splayed sides and arched ends that meet curved handles. The splayed sides are easy to make and require just a couple cuts on the table saw. And the contrasting handles are cut on the band saw from a square blank, so there’s no bending involved. Select your plan package. Unit. Imperial $ Learn more.
Step 1. 1. Transfer handle pattern to ends of side boards (B)-handle pattern on a one-inch grid shown below. 2. Drill” holes in ends of side boards (B) per the pattern – tip: put a piece of scrap wood under the board that you are drilling to minimize “tear out” to the other side of the hole you are drilling. www.- g: java. All you need is a miter saw, a power drill and a nail gun to build this tray. Perfect project to give as a gift too. Posted on February 19, February 7, Author Gina Categories Trays - All Types Tags diy, serving trays, wooden trays, woodworking projectsMissing: java. This a simple serving tray that I made and used a 1x4x8 Spruce Wood. This is a great serving tray to be displayed in your home or use it on special occasions. *For a how to video and free plans for this project click on Video Link:* https:// Missing: java.

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