When the lathe gives you lemons...

[Joe Fisher]

Make a rolling pin! Er...how's that saying go?

I was trying to make a cherry and walnut peppermill for a Christmas gift and had a small...issue...with my measurements. By the time I realized it, it was too late. So, I made a rolling pin out of it, then turned a new peppermill with the proper dimensions. I'm happy with the way things turned out! These mills are a lot of fun to do.



edit: The pin is about 11.5" tall, the mill about 9.5".

-Joe

[Gary DeWitt]

Makes a nice set for you or someone. I like it!

[Joash Boyton]

Nice, segmenting, etc: but what about handles for the rolling pin?

Joash

[Bonnie Campbell]

Really like the rolling pin. The handless design will work better than a handled one in most rolling recipes.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Nice recovery! Nice set!

[Joe Fisher]

Nice, segmenting, etc: but what about handles for the rolling pin?

Not you too! My wife said the same thing :P

hehehe thanks for the kind words

-Joe

[Ed Scolforo]

I like them! What are their measurments?
Ed

[John Hart]

Not you too! My wife said the same thing :P

hehehe thanks for the kind words

-Joe

My wife would want a handle so she could whack me in the head with it and say, "Pass the pepper!!".

Very nice set Joe!!!

[Steve Schlumpf]

Joe, very nice work! I really like the detailing on the pepper mill - did you burn the lines?

[Mark Cothren]

Good stuff, Joe... love the color contrasts!

[Joe Fisher]

Joe, very nice work! I really like the detailing on the pepper mill - did you burn the lines?

Thanks! They are burned in. I cut guide grooves for them by laying my parting tool on its side and lifting the handle up so it cut a vee like a scraper. I used to use a skew, but this makes a nice, clean, shallow groove to guide the wire in for burning.

-Joe

[Keith Burns]

Great mill and "bonker" Joe