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Stacking Egg Holder

I’ve had chickens for a couple years now and wanted a way of storing eggs on my counter that isn’t a metal bowl. I start out by drawing the concept. I wanted them to have a nesting / stacking quality. I wanted it to be curvy like an egg so I started there. Fun fact about making anything stackable. Every single final piece has to be the same. Off camera I made a couple different prototypes of the side til I got one that worked. For the build I used some ash. Start with the basic milling it down flat and cutting it down to width. From here I layout the pieces I need to cut out. I made three but to avoid to much repetition I’m just showing the process for one. Quick cuts on the miter saw and I have what I need to make one egg holder. I made this side profile template off camera. (I made it multiple times and didn’t have the gumption to record it). Using the tape and super glue trick I glue the template to the side piece. I take it over to the bandsaw and trim it out close. Jump over to the router I take small passes til I have replica of the pattern out of the wood. Quickly separate them and repeat process. I routered all the pieces now because I’m about to cut a dado in the side pieces and didn’t want to have trouble doing it later. I drill finger holes in the side pieces and sand everything. I then decide to layout and drill the holes for the part that will hold the eggs. I’m not sure why I didn’t do all the holes at the same time but that’s my madness. The drill press came in clutch for this and I made sure to router all the holes to make them look nice. The glue up is straight forward. A couple clamps on the side and just make sure everything is square. I’ve become a fan of dowels with wedges. So I added them to the sides to help pin them to the egg holder. Flush cut them with a pull saw and sand it smooth. Used cutting board oil from ‪@rmpfinishes‬ to finish it off. Final product came out nice. I like them better than a metal bowl and it’s easier to know which ones are the old ones. Thanks for watching, cheers. This video contains music from Shutterstock, licensed by Splice video editing app. ‪@Titebond‬ ​⁠ ‪@BoraTool‬ ‪@oxtoolsusa1798‬ ​#powertools #tablesaw #woodshop #woodworking #diy #eggholder #ashwood #woodworkingprojects