Multi-wood rolling pin

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omb76

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Made this entirely myself (with some guidance from dad). Got the idea from the laminated blanks that CSUSA sells, but didn't want to pay the $ to get one since I hand all this wood in the shop already. This is my first time laminating wood together and doing a project like this. The woods are: Walnut, Padauk, Cherry, Bolivian Rosewood, Hard Maple, Canarywood, Purpleheart, & Wenge. Worked on it most of the day yesterday and gave it to mom today for Mother's Day. Overall dimensions are 16"L x 2.5" Diameter Thanks for looking!
 

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Lee K

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very nice work. Your Mom should be VERY pleased. If she even knows HALF of how difficult it is to hand-turn a uniform cylinder like that.

The selection of wood just makes the presentation even better.
 

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Good work David. I have not tried one because of the glue up factor, I do not want to pay the CSUSA price for the blanks, either.
 

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Thanks! Each piece was ran through the planer, then my dad showed me some sanding tricks to get a perfect surface, then lots and lots of clamps.
 
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