Woodturning/ Walnut Tortilla Rolling Pin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2018
- This a video about how to make your own tortilla rolling pin on a wood lathe. The wood blank started out as a 2x2x11 inch piece of black walnut. Watch this full length video to see everything from shaping the wood blank until the finishing process at the end. I had a lot of fun turning and making this video and look forward to using this awesome rolling pin! Great to view if you are looking into making your own handcrafted rolling pin.
Music credit:
"Relaxing Piano Music" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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This video is for entertainment purposes only. geiserwoodturner is not responsible for actions that are unsafe. Be sure to read and understand how to safely operate your power equipment before you use it.
Thank you for including your blank dimensions. A lot of folks dont mention those details which are important for me as I have no idea (absolute beginner here). Peace be with all of you
Thanks Jason, I appreciate the real time editing and dialogue. A very good demonstration.
Thanks Dave!
Thank you for the video the rolling pin is fabulous well done
This is so good. Keep up the good work!
Looks great! I also think your the only person on TH-cam who doesn't have a thumbs down!!
Thanks so much.. I don’t know If I can handle your no thumbs down Comment. I might get a big head! On Second thought keep them coming!! I love it!
the weird thing is my teacher sent me here to write steps of this Tortilla Rolling Pin. Nice video by the way.
well done brother . looked real nice when you were done .
It felt even better than it looked. So smooth!
there are alot of cooking channels i bet would love them here on youtube buddy .
This was really relaxing to watch :) and the end product was beautiful! do you have a website or anywhere to order from?
I noticed the relaxing effect as I was editing this video as well. I'm happy you liked the look of the rolling pin! I have a website that is under-construction right now. I should have it up and running soon. It will be at www.geiserwoodturner.com
Great job. Where did you get the small buffing wheel?
I got it at harbor freight as part of a small buffing set. Honestly I usually apply wax now on the lathe. Just put the wax on while it’s spinning directly from the wax block. Then just use a paper towel and apply a little heat and pressure to smooth out the wax. Works great! then I just finish the ends after they are sanded.
kas cia del technologiju?
What about technology? I don’t understand