My wife wanted a small rolling pin. One that she could store easily and use to make flat bread type doughs that are small in diameter. She don't like to use and store a large one that always seems to be in the way and seldom used. So I had some scrap pieces of different woods, glued them and turned them to a uauable size for her. It is about 11" long

Now that's COOL!

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Lew Kauffman-
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I like it

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Charles Nicholls
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Greetings All

I should stop burning all my off cuts and start doing things like these, well done mate. Looks cool.

Happy wife, happy home and more shed time.

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Keep on turning, if not today, do it tomorrow.

That is FANTASTIC

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Fred
aka Pop's Shop
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'Soooooo many patterns - sooooo little time'
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'Stop complaining about the storm and learn to dance in the rain.'

Wow! Now that's a nice rolling pin.

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Harry Brink
Bulldog Woodworking
Montana

That's one pretty rolling pin, the mix of wood colors is really attractive. Like the shape and size, I'm sure it's comfy and very handy to use by your wife. Great job!

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