Thanks for posting this video. I have one like that - it's about 50 years old. I've been wanting to make a few like it, but could not figure out what they did to make the handles spin - you have cleared that up for me. Going to make a few for the family this week.
Well for you prices may be different... not sure your money is any good here. I have one listed on etsy... why would you wnat my signature? :) www.etsy.com/shop/CPINE?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Man I am glad I found this video. Being a first generation American, Mexican style rolling pins are different (they do not have the outer handles on the sides) but I am planning on giving them as gifts. Thanks for the vid!
Outstanding! Thank you, thank you. I also have a rolling pin that was a wedding gift (almost 49 yrs now, boy time flies when your having fun) and being a newby to turning I wanted to make rolling pins for two of my granddaughters but I wanted them like you make them with turning handles but have not seen anything on you tube until I found yours.Thank you again. Great job! P.S. I believe that older rolling pin is Yellow Birch.
Nice roller. I have a niece getting married in a few weeks, that would be a great idea for a wedding present. Thanks. Your parting screenshot looks like it could be in the NW. Thanks for the video
+Sofia Diogo Thank you! Hey that were they sell lots of Diamonds! :) We have a local Jeweler who says he goes to Antwerp every year to select and purchase diamonds :) Thanks for watching! Chris
Chris Pine Yes, this is the place. My man studied at the Diamond School and polished rocks for 12 years till he got fed up of burning his eyes and demolishing his back. However, his Dad, older brother and 2 uncles are still in the business of cutting and polishing rocks :-) Merry Christmas if you celebrate and please, keep making beautiful objects
Chris PINE, huh? As if that's your real name :-) Your idea of gluing dowels into the main roller just saved me hours of engineering and long-axis, end grain drilling. Great tutorial! j
Hi Chris. Did you need the additional length on the lathe bed to turn the pin? I don't have the extension on my Delta and would like to attempt the rolling pin.
Beautiful work
Thanks Lowell! The wood does most of the talking! :)
Great job Chris. Now I know what I will make with my cutting board.
Thanks Jim! Yes would love to see your version.
Beautiful job Chris,
That's very clever!
Thanks so much Carl!
jake gevorgian Thanks Jake!
very nice thanks
Thank you!
Looks great Chris. What's the typical weight of your rolling pins?
Never been asked that before! :) I went and weighed it on my postal scale and this one weights 2 lbs 9 oz.
That's a hefty pin. The heavier the pin, the easier it is for rolling out dough.
That is cool, I am going to have to give this a try.
Excellent! Will look forward to seeing yours!
One of the times in life when finding a defect is a plus.......one little defect adds so much character!
yes it can add so much to the fun of a project! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for posting this video. I have one like that - it's about 50 years old. I've been wanting to make a few like it, but could not figure out what they did to make the handles spin - you have cleared that up for me. Going to make a few for the family this week.
That makes me happy to hear! Would love to see some pictures or even a video when you get them done!
I want one....but it doesn't have to have handles!!! It's beautiful!!!
I really really really really want to get a lathe. I barely have the time to complete projects as it is though.
You should! Thanks!
Excellent work Chris, as you say fairly simple design, but very effective.
Take care
Mike
Mike Waldt Thanks! I like making and giving these to folks..
Great project Chris! I am enjoying your videos. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks so much! Your comments mean a lot to me! I enjoy making the projects and the videos as well as interacting with you all.
Thank You for simplifying things for me. ..Great Work, well done
Randy Singh Thanks! Glad you like it!
Great video Chris! I gotta try one of those. Good save on the handle with the CA glue. I bet that would make some good biscuits!
Hey there you go I could start a Cooking with Chris channel! :) Thanks!
Steve Carmichael just make sure to stay away from the after dinner mints Steve ;)
Enjoy that ice. We are getting heavy wet snow today.
That was awesome Chris, You made it look so simple. I am going to give it a go now!
Thanks a lot! Look forward to seeing your version.
Regards
Chris
OK - I want one...how much? And I want you to wood burn your signature into it....can you?!
Well for you prices may be different... not sure your money is any good here. I have one listed on etsy... why would you wnat my signature? :) www.etsy.com/shop/CPINE?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Chris Pine Because it is a work of ART! You are an artist...hence your signature!
Chris Pine I LOVE that pin you have on Etsy! Also...your items are underpriced for sure!
Thank you!
Really lovely project which I'm going to try so many thanks.
Thank you for watching!
Man I am glad I found this video. Being a first generation American, Mexican style rolling pins are different (they do not have the outer handles on the sides) but I am planning on giving them as gifts. Thanks for the vid!
Outstanding! Thank you, thank you. I also have a rolling pin that was a wedding gift (almost 49 yrs now, boy time flies when your having fun) and being a newby to turning I wanted to make rolling pins for two of my granddaughters but I wanted them like you make them with turning handles but have not seen anything on you tube until I found yours.Thank you again. Great job! P.S. I believe that older rolling pin is Yellow Birch.
COOL !
Thanks!
Nicely done sir. Man, i really need a lathe. Lol adding yet another project to the to do list. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Super Arbeit!!!
Und das Holz gefällt mir gut.
Tiroler Drechsler
Danke!
Very nice...!
Thanks
Chris, This is a beautiful Pin my friend!! Very nice work!!
You are very kind! Thank you!
Nice roller. I have a niece getting married in a few weeks, that would be a great idea for a wedding present. Thanks. Your parting screenshot looks like it could be in the NW. Thanks for the video
That is a beautiful rolling pin. Thank you for the video
Greetings from Antwerp, Belgium
+Sofia Diogo Thank you! Hey that were they sell lots of Diamonds! :) We have a local Jeweler who says he goes to Antwerp every year to select and purchase diamonds :) Thanks for watching!
Chris
Chris Pine Yes, this is the place. My man studied at the Diamond School and polished rocks for 12 years till he got fed up of burning his eyes and demolishing his back. However, his Dad, older brother and 2 uncles are still in the business of cutting and polishing rocks :-)
Merry Christmas if you celebrate and please, keep making beautiful objects
+Sofia Diogo Thanks so much! Merry Christmas!
Chris Pine You're welcome
It seems easy to do, but it is a challenge, thanks for sharing.
Nice project, also nicely done Chris....!
Well done Chris! I'll try to do the same now. Just completed my first pin yesteray, but that was without rotating handles.
Thanks Chris. Great job, never thought of crazy glue before to fill voids... worked out nice though.
Thanks
But the video is great. Thanks for all you do!
You are correct I need to fix the sound issue! Thanks for your comments and support! Greatly appreciated!
I'll be turning one of these soon!!
excellent! Can't wait to see the one you make!
Chris PINE, huh? As if that's your real name :-)
Your idea of gluing dowels into the main roller just saved me hours of engineering and long-axis, end grain drilling. Great tutorial!
j
+Jay Reidy You are very kind and yes it really is my name. I had it first! :)
Hi Chris. Did you need the additional length on the lathe bed to turn the pin? I don't have the extension on my Delta and would like to attempt the rolling pin.
No. You can do all of this on teh regular bed. Of course not if you are trying to turn a very long pin :)
I will bring this back from the dead! What was the size of the blanks before starting both for the pin and handle?
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Well done sir. I believe you mentioned you are on ETSY,,, what is your shop name if I may ask ?
bluemtnsman Thanks! Sure : www.etsy.com/shop/CPINE?ref=hdr_shop_menu
Need to get better sound Chis