How to Build a Bread Tray
By Chris Baylor, About.com Guide
Cut the Curved Outer Profile
Cut the Curved Outer Profile
(c) 2006 Chris Baylor licensed to About.com, Inc.
The next step is to cut the outer profile of the two end pieces that you marked earlier with the compass. If you have a band saw, you'll want to use it to follow the lines and make these cuts. However, if you don't have a band saw, you can complete this step with a jigsaw, but be certain to move slowly and don't allow the blade to tilt when cutting.
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- 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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