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Cut the overlap at the corners. Don’t cut all the way to the wall. Leave a generous board thickness.
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Bevel cut the cloth that mitres across the joint.
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The resulting off-cut of cloth should look like two long rabbit’s ears connected at the bottom.
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Glue up the cloth that will cover the interior and the tongue that covers the exposed top and bottom wall edges.
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Turn in the board edge covering first and knick down the ‘knick’ of cloth that will cover the corner (much like the knick that covers a cloth case corner).
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Work the interior cloth down with a chiselled Teflon folder but be careful that you work the cloth down with the tray resting on the bench, and that you don’t stretch the cloth and create a twist in your dried tray walls.
