Make a Serving Board with a Router and Template - Craft Market Series - Episode 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- These serving boards are a huge hit with friends and family, so I think they will do very well at the farmer's markets this summer. Once the router template is made, they are quick to batch out and don't use much material, so this is another good craft market project with a lot of profit margin built in. This project is also very easy to adjust for whatever your personal taste or needs may be. The techniques are sound and easily reproduced and have a lot of different wide ranging applications.
Below are links to some of the items I mentioned in the video that you may find useful. I am in no way sponsored or compensated by any of these companies or products.
Trades Marker: www.amazon.com/...
FastCap Tape: www.amazon.com/...
White Side Bowl & Tray Bit: www.woodcraft.c...
Harbor Freight Bench Brush: www.harborfreig...
General Finishes' Salad Bowl Finish: www.amazon.com/...
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Intro Music:
Banjo Short by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommon...)
Artist: audionautix.com/
I do really want to learn how to work with wood even if my husband says I’m too delicate for … watching your video make really think I can do it no matter what others says… thanks for the inspiration.
Get rid of the music, such a distraction. Good technique.
Hi...Where did you get the bowl and tray template?
ya bucket boss bib
How did you make the template? I'm looking to make something similar but instead of it holding dip on the side, it would be a small round opening with a slit allowing you to slide a wine glass in the round opening to rest.
Wine and crackers in bed, this is a genius idea! 🍷🛌
do you sell these templates
Nice job Nate. Looking forward to your next project :o)
Great idea. Would be better if the music wasn't so loud. I'd rather what you are saying.
Good work process with a template. I did it via CNC machine to make a circle for tea stand coasters. Next time, will definitely try this process.
Just the demo I was looking for. Made my template yesterday. First time I used a coping saw to cut out, fun....I see a scroll saw in my future. Anyway, thanks
First time I've seen your channel. Really love the way you comment on what your doing during the build. Just enough instruction. Lots of other sites just speed through the build which can be confusing. Thanks for sharing.
+Ken Fitzpatrick Thanks for watching!
Lovely video, Nate. Enough instruction, and in a 5 minute capsule - best of both worlds. (Unnecessarily) long videos are so tedious.
Enjoyed the content. I must say, the music got to be a little much though.
Hi Nate how long does the finish have to cure before using it? Tks greg
very informative video. now i am going to try an make one of these trays.
Nice video, thanks for sharing. Did they sell well at the markets?
just curious could this be made on a router table faster
I ws having a problem making accurate cuts with the router and now i know how to doit with a template. Thanks
would it be possible to route out those cutouts using router table instead of template?
What type of rag did u use when u stained???
Hi great video, do you have a plan for the template ?
Quick, simple and beautiful. Enough said except to say I love your "no nonsense" approach.
Thanks Jerry!
Awesome video! I will take some of the tips into my shop with me.
Sheesh Nate, i had no idea you were doing the TH-cam thing too! Cool!
where did you get the template?
Very nice! Thank you!
Great video. I'm going make a few these for the holiday season. How deep did you make the recess?
Normally between 3/8”-1/2”. Thanks for watching!
Do you sell the template
Nice video, Nate!
Great video Nate!
Brilliant
Красиво и быстро. Приятно смотреть на то, как человек это изготавливает.
love the HF brushes.
+Wood By Wright I've got them all over the shop. Always one within reach.
Nice!!!
Love it. Can you give the inside measurements of the cut outs?
+Frank Thornal Sure thing! The circle is 3-3/4" diameter, the rectangle is 4"x13", and the overall pattern is 6"x20". I used a bearing guided bit so the routed recess is the same final size as the cutouts. You could also use a guide bushing and straight bit but would need to increase the size of the cutouts to account for the offset between the bushing and bit. Thanks for watching! I'd love to see it if you decide to make one.
+nate crilly I'm gonna try. I'll post it when I DO.
+Frank Thornal Awesome!
Hi 2 questions, I have a fixed base router , will that work ? How did you make the template with a perfect circle?
+Matt Baker I would not recommend using a fixed based router for safety reasons, but if you took very shallow passes it could probably be done by slowing plunging the bit into the wood at an angle. Again, I don't think I would do it this way though. The circle was cut with a circle jig on my router, the small jig from Jasper, very useful.
nate crilly , thank you ! Maybe I could cut a thin board with my jigsaw and glue it to a thick board to give that recess?
Bbeautiful job!
Nice easy to make project Nate!
+GuysWoodshop Yes Sir! Great holiday or party gift too. Thanks for watching!
great video nate
+Rocky Phillips thanks Rocky!
Nice video
Nice job!
+Joe Krug thanks!
Very nice!!
+Robert Lee / Bob Lee's woodshop Thanks for watching Bob!
I’d have to buy about $1000 worth of tools to make a $25 serving dish.
In the long run it will be profitable