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The plain box in the background was my test box. And of course Mr Cuddles is inspecting my work
I would love to show you how this tray was decorated by Norma, but I was only allowed to upload one photo of the project. She used it as a centerpiece for her Christmas table setting. This medium offers no option to show you more.
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Love it, simple design and love the walnut.
I made my tree tray out of one 3/4inch pine. I used a jig saw to cut it out and a trim router with a 1/4 inch upcut bit to clean out the inside.
Oh my heavens, that is absolutely stunning!
Ed, This is a great looking project to do with my grand sons. Where were you able to find the PO Box doors?
Beautiful work!!
The wood is spalted birch. I'm still learning how to make the fine cuts inside the bowl.
Looks good! Can you share the plans. Thanks!