Daughter in Law just asked for the French rolling pin. I was just going to plain Jane taper the cylinder, but now watching you, I will have a go at being fancy. Of course I will have to make two because the wife will want one when she sees the results LOL
I have made a number of bi- material rolling pins w/ Celtic knot, currently working on a pair of Salt-pepper mills black walnut w dogwood knot - My sister is getting married :-)
Jason, I enjoy your videos. I appreciate the explanations of your wood turning process and as a “newbie” it really helps me to understand why you choose one tool over another. I look forward to learning from you via the videos.
Good job Jason 👍. One of my future projects is to glue up two different types of wood and turn it. I’ve tried to narrate my videos in the past but I can’t seem to get them to come out right. You are very good at it. Keep up the great work.
Daughter in Law just asked for the French rolling pin. I was just going to plain Jane taper the cylinder, but now watching you, I will have a go at being fancy. Of course I will have to make two because the wife will want one when she sees the results LOL
Better make three or four just to be safe! 😉
Nice job Jason, good to see you back. Take care, John
Good to be back 😊
I have made a number of bi- material rolling pins w/ Celtic knot, currently working on a pair of Salt-pepper mills black walnut w dogwood knot - My sister is getting married :-)
Sounds like some awesome salt 🧂 and pepper 🌶 mills! Congrats to your sister!
Beautiful work and nice technique from table saw to lathe, Jason. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks It was a great project! Glad you liked it!
I love this channel I like that he talks you through what he is doing . Every one else just dose it and they leave a lot of things out !!!!¡
Thanks! I was always the quiet one! Really I just try to make something I would want to watch. 😁
You have done it !!!!!
Neat looking rolling pen
Thanks!
Beautiful rolling pin. Thanks for explaining your process. 😊
Thanks I appreciate that!
Greetings from Brazil. Nice work, if you put two rotating handles on the ends, it would make a beautiful pasta roller. Hugs.
Thanks! If only I were more patient to add even more 😉
What a very nice rolling pin it really nice and colourful it's got a really nice finish
Beautiful glue-up and turning. I think I'll try something similar soon. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏾
thank you, most informative, enjoyed it
Thanks! I try to inform as well as show what I’m making.
Jason, I enjoy your videos. I appreciate the explanations of your wood turning process and as a “newbie” it really helps me to understand why you choose one tool over another. I look forward to learning from you via the videos.
Thanks so much!
Great work… keep up
Verry Nice; I really enjoyed. Thanks
Good job Jason 👍. One of my future projects is to glue up two different types of wood and turn it. I’ve tried to narrate my videos in the past but I can’t seem to get them to come out right. You are very good at it. Keep up the great work.
Thanks! I wish you luck turning different types of wood. I don’t know how I narrate I have never been good at talking! 🤣
Beautiful and love the crazy pattern
congratulations ! you have made a wooden "french baguette" :)
Yes but it doesn’t taste as good!😊
for sure ! we have the best baguette in the world ! 😁@@Geiserwoodturner
Awesome content Jason!
Thanks!
Beautiful work. Thanks for the detailed tutorial and explanations.
Lovely rolling pin!!
Thanks! I make a lot of rolling pins and I liked this one so much it will stay in my kitchen. 😄
Wow!
Beautiful work👌
Thanks a lot 😊
Looks great as always brotha. Great teaching as well!
Thanks man! Can’t wait to watch your next video as well!
Very nicely done one quick question the sandind disc attachment were can i purchase that item
I get them from woodturnerswonders.com
I like your angle jig. did you make it yourself?
I didn’t make it. It’s one my father has had for many years. You can find something similar on Amazon. Look up taper cutting jig.
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