Woodturning French Rolling Pin

So i decided to make a couple of rolling pins.

Woodturning french rolling pin.

Links to items used in this project. Using eucalyptus from a tree that was cut down by a friend s house and maple from some trim that was torn out of a local construction site. We saw it in a shop in the amana colonies here in iowa and she was going to buy it for. Now the challenge for the next monthly meeting is the rolling pin.

Ken did a great job demonstrating turning a french rolling pin i wanted to try it myself and document the process for you. These rolling pins are hand crafted from native georgia maple wood and are ready to use in your next culinary adventure. The challenging part is getting a. Please specify wood type when ordering.

From the perspective of a woodturner they are rather simple to turn. French style rolling pinmany people prefer the french style rolling pins that consist of a single piece of wood with a taper at each end they do not have handles as such. You put a spindle blank between centers turn the shape you desire and then part it off as you would any other spindle. Rolling pins can also be crafted from maple and cherry wood.

I use 2 pieces of walnut and some resin to make a french rolling pin. Hope this project also helps you with some fun ideas. French style rolling pin. I said i can make you.

Hello all i just completed turning a french rolling pin for a friend of mine. This is a french style rolling. One of them would go to a family member who. This a a basic one but you could do alot with laminating or segmented pieces to create some great designs.

Ken s demonstration took place during our monthly woodturning club badgerwoodturners meeting. This week s project is a bit different than usual. It is a great skill building project in learing to use the skew chisel. These rolling pins are a french style of rolling pin where you use the pin by rolling it with your hands rather than having handles that turn within the rolling pin.