Little Tray

S4E04 Replacing a lost tray my dad had built for my sister in the 80's, I learned a thing or two about his style, even though I didn't pay much attention to his craftsmanship back then.
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Earl Griffis

[@naomimead4807]

Thank you so much for sharing this video with so many people. I love the trays. They are absolutely beautiful better than the originals that dad made. Thanks Earl you did a great job !

[@EarlyRiserWorkshop]

I'm happy to have met the challenge with my take on a family heirloom. Love ya sis-

[@marygriffis7388]

Looks exactly like the original. Great stands for plants or other objects!

[@EarlyRiserWorkshop]

You're right, the could be made as "Bigger" little trays, for most any purpose!

[@jeffhesse8415]

Nice, simple design. Thanks for sharing!

[@EarlyRiserWorkshop]

Thanks for the encouragement!