Woodturning Projects That Sell - The Craftsman Rolling Pin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2023
- Today's project on the wood lathe is another project in the woodturning that sells series. As craft fair season is upon us many may be looking for a quick easy project that is a great impulse buy and stock item. This is also a great beginner woodturning project to practice tool control, shaping, and turning large flat areas. This project that sells starts with a 2.75-inch square by 20-inch-long piece of walnut or any wood of your choosing and finishes as a beautiful and fully functional 18-inch rolling pin. The rolling pin was sanded to 240 grit, burnished with 0000 steel wool and finished with a food safe finish that can be found at the link below in the description. Please consider leaving a thumbs up and a comment if you enjoyed this project and if you liked what you saw and want to see more, please click that subscribe button!
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It’s mesmerizing watching the wood fly and the shapes being created and trying to guess what it is! I like the colour of that wood too.
Thank You Robin!
Thanks for helping a begginner like myself seeing that this can be done. Though I admit going to practice on a few cheap pieces of wood first, I would hate to ruin the good stuff. BTW, nice display at the end.
Nice way to do this. Like your story board. Nice piece of wood. Thanks for sharing
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Great piece of walnut that made a wonderful rolling pin. Great job.
Thank you Doug!
That is beautiful! Great work Chase!
Thanks Jon!
Beautiful design. 👍👍
Thank you so much
Nicely done Chase!
Thank you Todd!
Super nice Chase! 😃
Thank You Val!
Beautiful rolling pin, Chase! Well done.
Thank you Billy!
nice rolling pin! I'll learn and make one myself!👍👍
Thank you!
Very beautiful sir have a great day ✌️
Thank You! Have a great day as well!
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Hi Chase
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Thank You!
Beautiful. I love how you use all the different tools to get to the final product. Is your template available?
Thank you! I do not have an available template but the rolling area of the pin is 13 inches and the pin itself is 18 inches overall length. Handles are each 2.5inches
Thank you
Very nice! What was the finished length of the cylinder excluding handles?
Thank you! The finished barrel length excluding handles is 13 inches and overall finished length is 18-5/8 inch
Does anyone know what rpm he was using for this?
If I recall correctly I was somewhere in the range of 2250-2350. Other than turning down the nubs on the ends of handles and then I'm usually much slower in the 1000-1200rpm range
@@WegeWoodWorks thank you!