The Easiest Step-by-Step Guide to Making a Rustic Farmhouse Serving Tray in 2024

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Published 2024-07-03
In this video, we learn how to make a Rustic Farmhouse style serving tray step-by-step.

This is a great project to make as a decorative gift for someone, or to use as a decoration in your home. I hope you find this video easy to follow, and helpful when making your own tray!

0:00 Introduction
0:25 Cut The Wood to Size
1:32 The Weathered/Rustic Look
2:32 Laser Engraving
2:58 Staining the Project (Part 1)
3:50 Painting in the Letters (Part 1)
4:40 Creating the Base Frame
7:55 Sanding the Project (Part 1)
8:30 Painting in the Letters (Part 2)
8:49 Sanding the Project (Part 2)
9:54 Staining the Project (Part 2)
10:54 Building the Walls
15:15 Staining the Walls
15:58 Sanding the Walls
16:37 Attaching the Walls
17:49 Applying the Finishing Coat
18:51 Key Takeaways and Tips
19:16 Tip 1
20:02 Tip 2
20:43 Tip 3
20:50 Mistake No.1 - The Failed Experiment
21:36 Mistake No.2 - Whoops!
22:02 Final Thoughts
22:27 Outro

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All Comments (3)
  • @thomasswenddal772
    I liked the product you made very much and you mentioned Matthew Peech so I know you are paying attention to good mentors. Kudos to you. I would only have one possible improvement I'd suggest and this is in regard to your presentation. Reduce the volume of the music when you are talking. Your instructions were clear but I could hardly hear them. No problem, I switched to captions and was just fine. In the same vein though a selection of smoother easy going music, simple music would, well, might have have suited the project build better. The music playing sounded more like a ninja spy on a secret mission; lots of intrigue. Again, no worries, you do you and you'll figure this stuff out at your own speed. Did I mention I really liked the project. I'm going to make a few of those to sell. Thanks for the ideas! subscribed and liked; have a fine day!