French Rolling Pin Wood Turning Projects

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Uploaded by on May 4, 2011

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Turning a rolling pin is a great skill builder a great way to master the skew chisel. I hope you enjoy this project and all my turning projects, plans and ideas. Woodworking and wood turning can be a great hobby.

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  • can you tell me more about the salad bowl oil finish your using? thank you

  • @OuachitaOutdoorsMan It's a food safe finish. You can find it at most woodworking stores

  • Hi Carl, I have a lot of difficulty getting my skew to cut if i hold it the way you do. Is it because the bevel isn't right or just isn't sharp enough? I started turning about 2 years ago and had to teach myself basically everything

  • @nicholls611 It may be the bevel or the way your holding it I'm not sure with out seeing it or watching you turn.

  • Is poplar wood o.k. to use for a rolling pin? Also what kind of finish should. I use. Mineral oil or olive oil? Thanx for this video it is awesome.

  • Yes I think Poplar is a great choice. Use a food safe finish of your choice. I use salad bowl oil for my food safe finishes.

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  • I will try work a little piece in on one of the videos.

    Thanks,

    Carl

  • Yes, there is a jig that I use with my grinder. I have a video up on my channel about sharpening that I think would answer your quetions the best.

    Thanks,

    Carl

  • I would also be interested in a skew video. I notice you tend to use the skew going right to left and the gouge going from left to right.

  • how do you sharpen those tools? they look like not all of them are a straight blade. is there some kinda of jig? or special tool you use? or is it easier to get them sharpened by someone else?

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