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Here are two rolling pin designs and the plans of how to make them. The first one, just glue slaps of variety of timber beside each other and as many as you like, same length and width but dont worry about the thickness. Then cut the big blank at, say, 10 degrees to produce long and square cut blanks which you turn them into rolling pins after squaring their ends. Also, you can glue the first cut and the last to have one more pin.
THE second design needs two steps before you turn it.
GOOD APPETITE!
-- Sam Shakouri / CREATING WONDERS WITH WOOD.....Sydney,Australia....
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patron
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#1 posted 1145 days ago
another great design , sam .
you posses a very curious ,
and innovative mind !
thanks for sharing .
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#2 posted 1145 days ago
Great work! Thanks for sharing!
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Cher
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#3 posted 1145 days ago
Thanks for sharing Sam. A+
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#4 posted 1145 days ago
Those are cool.
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#5 posted 1145 days ago
Nice Celtic Knot!!
Lew
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#6 posted 1145 days ago
Very nice
Thanks for the inspiration
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#7 posted 1145 days ago
these are very nice
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#8 posted 1145 days ago
Nicest rolling pins I’ve seen.
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a1Jim
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#9 posted 1145 days ago
Thanks Sam
Very cool rolling pins and technique
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#10 posted 1145 days ago
Absolutely awesome. I couldn’t imagine using these in the kitchen for anything other than display.
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#11 posted 1145 days ago
great job. What kind of finish do you use?
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#12 posted 1145 days ago
Beautiful work
May try this sometime.
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Sam Shakouri
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#13 posted 1145 days ago
Dennis, any cooking oil will do the job, to keep it non-sticky.
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#14 posted 1144 days ago
Just added it to my favorites. It is definitely on my to do list. thanks for posting.
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hap
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#15 posted 1144 days ago
do you cut all the way though the log.
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