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This is my first attempt at the celtic knot rolling pin. Lew’s step by step instruction was very helpful! It is only 16 1/2” long because I don’t yet have a full size lathe. Diameter in the middle section is roughly 1 1/4” across, with tapers at the ends for your hands. The main wood is curly maple with mahogany and maple for the knots.
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Diggerjacks
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#1 posted 379 days ago
Hello Nick
A nicely first attempt
I love it and thanks for the link ’s lew
Good work
Thanks for sharing with us
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Andy123
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#2 posted 379 days ago
I don’t think I would call that an attempt. I would call it, knocking it out of the park.
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#3 posted 378 days ago
Thats awesome, you obviously paid attention to the step by step instruction. I agree with Andy, he said it all.
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lew
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#4 posted 378 days ago
You Done Good!!!!
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oweno
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#5 posted 378 days ago
Awesome. looks great and it’s a decent size for most pins.
Nick_Osbourne
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#6 posted 376 days ago
Thanks everybody! Lew, I especially like your Sapele rolling pin. I’m going to try this again and might try a similar colour scheme
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