Long Tray progress pics

[Mark Singer]

Thanks,
I was gone for a few days and just got back. I really appreciate your comments. I will post the finished tray w/ pics soon. It fuctions as a centerpiece on a dining room table or kitchen island. It can hold candels, flowers even the days mail In the womanns home it will match her kitchen and go nicley with her dining table I designed for her several years ago.
Alan , the tenons are loose , but real....it allows a more precise alignment which is critical. The single wedge is all thats needed and also used often.
Thanks again.

[Dale Thompson]

Hi Laguna,
Welcome back! That long tray is a work of art. However, I'm not sure that it should be posted on a WW board. You make guys like me feel so inept. You can make a "long tray" which slides like it is floating on velvet. I can't even make a four-legged table that doesn't "wobble". My solution has always been to cut off one leg. Don't laugh - it works EVERY time!

Anyway, Laguna, all kidding aside, that is beautiful work!!

Dale T.

[John Miliunas]

I've yet to see *any* work you produce that I don't like and this one is no exception! Once again, you've taken something, which theoretically is uite simple and made it to look very elegant and sophisticated. As usual, very, very nice, Mark! Thanks, not so much for the post, as for the inspiration!