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I wanted to test my skills in jointing and planing, so I decided to try a project that I found in one of my wood working mags.
I had gotten a large 12’ Red Oak beam from a contractor friend doing a remodel project. I cut it down to 4 3’ sections. From one of the sections I ripped 6 3/4” strips. After running them thru the jointer I laid them on their sides and glued them into a 3’ x 12” x 3/4 ” blank. I then ran the blank thru my planer and reduced the thickness to 1/2”. After tracing my desired shape, I cut it out at the scroll saw. After many hours of sanding and creating the “wedge” at the end of the pizza peel, I stained the handle part to add a little bit of contrasting. The whole piece was then coated with a butcher block conditioner.
We have pizza at least once a week and use this regularly.
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christopheralan
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#1 posted 728 days ago
That is a great project! Well done!
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moment
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#2 posted 728 days ago
This is an essential tool to have around . Great Project !
Ken90712
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#3 posted 728 days ago
Well done! I need to make one soon. We make Pizzas all the time outside in our ourtdoor kitchen. Very nice!
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spunwood
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#4 posted 684 days ago
That is a beautiful peel. Well done…I am inspired to make one myself…where were the plans?
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WoodenDuckColorado
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#5 posted 684 days ago
Spunwood,
I think it was in Wood Magazine the October 2010 issue.
Thanks
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