Making the Bottom - Compound Angle Butler's Tray
This is the fourth in a series on making compound angle joinery wood trays. This video covers making the bottom from reclaimed wood by resawing, bookmatch glueing, and cutting to fit. Along the way, there is a big mistake that has to be fixed!
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