Now that the bottom of the tray is completed, we'll move onto the sides and ends of the tray.
Rip the two 13-1/2" pieces to 4-1/4" in width.
Using a straight-edge and a compass, mark the arcs for the end pieces as shown in the free woodworking plans you downloaded in step 1.
How to Build a Bread Tray
By Chris Baylor, About.com Guide
Mark the Handles for the Tray
Mark the Handles for the Tray
(c) 2006 Chris Baylor licensed to About.com, Inc.Prev
- Build a Bread Tray - Woodworking Plans to Make a Bread Tray
- Begin with the Slats
- Cut the Notches in the Slats
- Assemble the Base of the Tray
- Mark the Handles for the Tray
- Cut the Handles With a Jigsaw
- Cut the Curved Outer Profile
- Cut the Dovetails
- Round Over the Edges
- Final Assembly and Finishing
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