You are very welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by pol, but it is possible to make them in almost any diameter. It is easier to make small tortillas when starting; larger ones can be made once you know how your dough and cooking surface behave.
You bet! I made it larger then what I've seen, in order to use it for other tasks (chapati, etc..) you could always make it a bit smaller. Top board is 11"x 11" (28 cm) handle is 18" (46 cm) long 1.5x2" section (4x5 cm) tapered down to 1.250 (3cm) round. Bottom board is about 2" (5 cm) longer than the top. Hope this is helpful.
@@theblacksmith2323 Thanks so much. is it possible to make this press without doing the chiseling and shaving of the wood. I don't have the tool to do that. All I have is wood screws and saws.
I love the sword he is using for the screws 🤣
Great project by the way!
Great video and some very nice wood working tools!
Thanks 👍
Thank you for sharing, awesome. Do you believe it is possible to make tortillas with 10 pol diameter?
You are very welcome! I'm not sure what you mean by pol, but it is possible to make them in almost any diameter. It is easier to make small tortillas when starting; larger ones can be made once you know how your dough and cooking surface behave.
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Can you share the dimensions
You bet! I made it larger then what I've seen, in order to use it for other tasks (chapati, etc..) you could always make it a bit smaller.
Top board is 11"x 11" (28 cm) handle is 18" (46 cm) long 1.5x2" section (4x5 cm) tapered down to 1.250 (3cm) round. Bottom board is about 2" (5 cm) longer than the top.
Hope this is helpful.
@@theblacksmith2323 Thanks so much. is it possible to make this press without doing the chiseling and shaving of the wood. I don't have the tool to do that. All I have is wood screws and saws.
@@barbra429 absolutely!