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    This document provides instructions for making a DIY wooden tray using basic woodworking tools and materials. It is a simple project for beginners that results in a stylish wooden serving tray or decorative piece. The instructions include cutting wood pieces to size, drilling pocket holes, sanding, assembling the tray using pocket hole screws, drilling holes for handles, and finishing the tray with stain or paint.

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    This document provides instructions for making a DIY wooden tray using basic woodworking tools and materials. It is a simple project for beginners that results in a stylish wooden serving tray or decorative piece. The instructions include cutting wood pieces to size, drilling pocket holes, sanding, assembling the tray using pocket hole screws, drilling holes for handles, and finishing the tray with stain or paint.

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    This document provides instructions for making a DIY wooden tray using basic woodworking tools and materials. It is a simple project for beginners that results in a stylish wooden serving tray or decorative piece. The instructions include cutting wood pieces to size, drilling pocket holes, sanding, assembling the tray using pocket hole screws, drilling holes for handles, and finishing the tray with stain or paint.

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    Diy Wooden Tray

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    Persatuan Ekonomi Usahawan Bumiputera
    This document provides instructions for making a DIY wooden tray using basic woodworking tools and materials. It is a simple project for beginners that results in a stylish wooden serving tray or decorative piece. The instructions include cutting wood pieces to size, drilling pocket holes, sanding, assembling the tray using pocket hole screws, drilling holes for handles, and finishing the tray with stain or paint.

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    DIY Wooden Tray

    By Erin Spain

    Difficulty

    Easy

    This DIY wooden tray is a simple project, great for beginners! It can be used as a stylish serving tray or just a decorative piece
    around the house.

    Page 1 of 8
    Tools Materials
    Kreg Tools Wood Products

    1 Project Panel , 15 3/4" X 11" , 3/4" Thick


    Kreg® Pocket-Hole Jig 520PRO
    1 Pine Board , 1x3x6 , 1x3

    Hardware & Supplies


    Other Tools
    12 1 1/4" Pocket Hole Screws
    Saw
    1 Sanding Block
    Drill
    1 Stain Or Paint

    2 Drawer Pulls/Handles

    Page 2 of 8
    Cut List & Parts
    1 Project Panel (For Bottom Of Tray) , 15 3/4" X 11"

    2 1x3 Boards (Front And Back Rim Of Tray) , 17 1/4" Long

    2 1x3 Board (Side Rims Of Tray) , 11" Long

    Page 3 of 8
    Directions
    Cut Your Wood
    1 Cut your wood to specified dimensions. (Can be modified to your preferences depending on how large you want your tray to
    be.)

    Page 4 of 8
    Drill Pocket Holes
    2 Drill 3 pocket holes along each side of your project panel. I used the Kreg Jig 520PRO for this.

    Sand
    3 Sand edges smooth.

    Page 5 of 8
    Attach Your Wood
    4 Using 1 1/4" pocket hole screws, attach your tray sides to the project panel, ensuring that your pocket hole screws will end up
    on the bottom of the tray.

    Page 6 of 8
    Drill Holes for Handles
    5 Measure your handles to see how far apart the holes need to be. I recommend using a piece of painter's tape as a template
    and marking where the holes should go, then placing that on the sides of the tray and drilling through it.

    Paint or Stain
    6 Paint or stain your tray according to your preference. I used a special walnut stain for this one.

    Page 7 of 8
    Add Handles
    7 Add your handles, and enjoy!

    Page 8 of 8

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