Woodturning a Color Ladder Rolling Pin

Woodturning a ladder-style colored rolling pin from maple and walnut woods. A great woodturning project on the lathe for your chefs and cooking enthusiasts. Finished with food-grade walnut oil.
Materials:
- maple wood
- walnut wood
- 3/16" steel rod
- 3/16" bushings
- 5 minute epoxy
@industrialcomfort
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[@darin.terwilliger]

I Love how these turn out!

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you, DT!

[@ramwoods]

Very nice!

[@industrialcomfort]

Thank you!

[@dconkey1]

You left out a key part, how did you drill the through hole the length of the pin?

[@industrialcomfort]

You are absolutely correct and I apologize for that. I did the glue-up and thought the camera was rolling but it wasn't.... I don't actually drill a hole but glue the wood together in such a way that it leaves a 3/16" square. I show how this was done in this video: ua-cam.com/video/VclWVwGz6cw/v-deo.html.
Thank you for watching.

[@juvat2440]

Just curious, what were the green thin pieces on either side of the ladder made of? Learned a lot from the video, thanks.
juvat

[@industrialcomfort]

Hi Juvat, they are dyed pieces of wood. Same stuff skateboard decks are made from. Thanks for watching!