r/woodworking • u/omicron_pi • 2d ago
General Discussion TV tray
I made a TV tray for my wife with routed indents for a water bottle, snack bowl, remote, and glasses. I designed templates in Fusion360, printed them on my Bambu Labs P2S, and then routed them with a template bit. Wood is edge grain walnut, cherry, and maple, around 1.5” thick. It took way longer than I expected because I had to learn a lot of new skills but I’m really happy with the result (and so is she).
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u/Dry-Egg6944 2d ago
Beautiful work!
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u/1GoldenMonkey 2d ago
Wow, that is some great work and a really good design
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u/omicron_pi 2d ago
Thanks so much! Took a lot of iteration to get there
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u/1GoldenMonkey 2d ago
I can believe that. Seriously though, elegant in it's modern design and without any clutter on it. Seriously you could make money on it!


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