Wooden Tray For Coffee Serving - DIY on CNC
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At the request of my sister, I made two serving trays for coffee.
The trays have a handle, one for the left hand and one for the right hand.
I made them from a piece of spruce wood. The size of the workpiece is 500x140x20mm. The final dimensions of the trays are 170x80mm.
I made the serving tray on a CNC router. First, I used a spiral cutter CMT Series 192, with a diameter of 8mm. After cutting out the pocket, I used a CMT Series 914 round bit with a radius of 12.7 mm for the inner radius. After that, I trimmed the tray and again used a spiral cutter with a diameter of 8 mm.
After the tray was cut out,
I trimmed it a bit more with an Olfa knife and then sanded it well with Siarex sandpapers of different grits; 120, 220, and 280 gr/m2.
After I finished sanding, I rounded the outer edges of the serving tray with a 12.7mm diameter 938 Series CMT router bit. I attached the router to the WF-300 router table plate.
After finishing the treatment, I just protected the tray with Rustins oil. I applied the oil twice.
These coffee serving trays are light and very practical for serving coffee in smaller cups. In addition to the cup, you can add a cookie or some other treat beside it.
Thanks for watching the video :)
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You can find the tools and supplies I used to make the coffee serving tray in the links below.
Spiral router Bit CMT Series 192
https://lccforhome.com/shop/woodworki...
Router Bit CMT Series 914
Router Bit CMT Series 938
https://lccforhome.com/shop/woodworki...
Router plate WF-300
https://lccforhome.com/shop/woodworki...
Sandpaper Siarex
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Rustins wood oil
https://lccforhome.com/shop/glues-and...