My first Pizza Peel

Hello Rockbuster

I love it

A very sympathic contrast between the woods

A nicely job

On lumberjock we see more and more pizza peel and I’m thinking to making one in the future

Thanks for the idea and for sharing

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Very colorful, hopefully it will get used and not put up for display because it is to nice to use. I have never heard of Chac-te-kote wood. Is it a local tree?

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Now this is a pizza peel. WELL DONE. I might have to add this to my inventory for my craft shows. This is beautiful. Got more to show?

-- Jim Roberts, Port Orchard Washington

I saw the peel and wondered if there was an oven in the mix somewhere.

Nice peel.

For the man who has everything already ~ ~ ~ ~ a pizza peel .
I bet he ain’t got one nice as that.

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Thanks for the fine comments guy’s Amagineer Chac-te-Koke is very much in composition like Paduk, but a little finer grain, maybe like soft Maple. I am not exactly sure where it comes from, my guess is from Mexico south. thru Central America. It makes about the same mess as Paduk, red dust all over everything.. Finishes nicely, and will take on a shine.. You may also see it listed as Redheart. Tropical Exotic Hardwood lists it at $8.00 per bd. ft. 4/4. I think that you can get it from time to time at Woodcraft.

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Great work! I’m sure he loves it…..

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

really nice. the mixture of wood and the colours is execellent

-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario

Rockbuster, I’ll take it as a compliment that my peel was good enough to offer inspiration for another’s project. If anybody wants to see what the front lip looks like, I’ve got pictures of the lip on the link posted, which is basically the same as the lip on Rockbuster’s peel.

Excellent wood combination… very colorful. Yours certainly looks racier than mine, with your swept edges and front lip being more curved.

Nicely done!

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Now you need to make a plain looking one that he can use in the oven. I don’t know that I could ever bring myself to use this – way too pretty!

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Dyn-O-mite! Looks Faaaaaaast! This is a sure winner and thanks for sharing.

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Now that’s a beauty!

Lew

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Now that is a gift for the man that has everything!! Sure is beautiful!!

Thanks for sharing

-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,

Nice peel Rock…love the colors in the wood

-- Cosmicturner