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The posting here started out as a Rolling Pin, however, I used reen wood and the handle on one end was cracked bad, so I changed the use from a rolling pin to a mallet. This is a piece of newly cut pecan.
The original rolling pin was 11” long and 5” in diameter, however cutting the one handle off reduced the size down to a little over 8”. Sometimes the projects change from original uses to alternative uses. Not all was lost.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 472 days ago
This is very cool.
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nobuckle
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#2 posted 472 days ago
That’ll work. Why get rid of something if it can be repurposed. Thanks for sharing.
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Jim Jakosh
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#3 posted 467 days ago
Great recovery. That is called thinking on the fly!! and a handy mallet it is, too….............Jim
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