Cutting a Walnut Catch All Tray @ToolsToday
Cutting a Walnut Catch All Tray  @ToolsToday
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 45 minutes ago
Making a catch all tray and fixing a mistake along the way! What do you think of how it turned out?
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I started out by using the item no. 56126 3/16" point roundover to ease the edges of the tray on the CNC making things a little easier. toolstoday.com/v-11511-56126.html
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RPM: 18,000
Feed Rate: 50ipm
Plunge Rate: 25ipm
Depth per pass: .18"
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Then I followed that up with a item no. 45982 3/4" bowl bit to carve out the center and give a nice round profile at the bottom edge of the tray. toolstoday.com/v-5662-45982.html
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RPM: 18,000
Feed Rate: 40ipm
Plunge Rate: 20ipm
Depth per pass: .2"
Stepover: 29%
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The item no. 46202-K Spektra™ 1/4" downcut bit cut the tray from the rest of the material. toolstoday.com/v-13779-46202-k.html
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RPM: 18,000
Feed Rate: 80ipm
Plunge Rate: 40ipm
Depth per pass: .25"
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After the tabs were cut the item no. MR0112 3/16" ball bearing mini roundover, toolstoday.com/v-11230-mr0112.html , to cut the tabs flush and added a little bit of a roundover to the bottom. Finally, a minute of sanding with 220g and this tray is ready for finish! #short #shorts

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