Spagetti Measures

Very nice! Ive been meaning to make a few of these, but always forget to. Yours turned out very nice! What hole sizes did you use for each serving size?

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Very useful help in the kitchen.Very nice

-- Ivan, Croatia, Wooddicted

I too have thought… only thought mind you… of making something similar… sizes would be nice but I can go and check out the home store… thanks for posting… have been looking for something else culinary…

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Doug and Larry- here are the sizes: 13/16” , 1 3/16” , 1 3/8” , and 1 5/8”. I copied one that was given to us from some people in Italy That set of Forstner bits by 1/16’s came in handy for this project.
................Jim

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Thanks for the info…That may be a small project between bigger projects today… we will see..

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I like this project. I have a plastic one that is going south.
Thanks for the idea.

Jack

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Nice work Mr Jokosh!
I have said it before and I will say it again! YOU NEVER CEASE TO AMAZE ME!
Neat and useful little project.

-- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio.....

Nice

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Very nice. This is a great idea.

Now if I can find spaghetti in 3’ lengths, I’ll be all set with a single serving!

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I’ve obviously had a deprived education Jim, I wouldn’t have guessed what they were if my life depended on it! That of course doesn’t alter the fact they are beautifully made. Even my wife, who, unlike me, eats spaghetti didn’t know.
Last minute note. My brother-in-law just arrived and he knew instantly what they were. He told me that they are readily available here made from plastic, so hand made wooden ones should sell well.

-- Harry, Western Australia

They will sell like Hot Cakes Jim, yu betcha :))
Pete

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veryt nice jim thanks for those measurements. i lost my set. very nice looking

-- wiser1934, new york

Nice looking project Jim. They are new to me also, can’t beat measuring by the handful. What length does the spaghetti need to be to get the correct serve?

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Nice wooden kitchen utensil Jim and I hope Pete is right .
Now you need to make one for Kraft Dinner,my grandson thinks that would be cool , he loves that stuff .

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