Full video of french rolling pin

This video is about how to make a french rolling pin with inlay

[@joeoleary5346]

Very reasonable pricing for such beautiful work. Great job.

[@yuvallahav]

This rolling pin looks fantastic. Love the lady bugs and they were simpler to make then I though, so much so that I might just have to find an excuse to make some of my own!! Thank you for Sharing Tommy!

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Yuval Lahav They were easy, thanks

[@YTcustomchris]

Great looking Rolling Pin Tommy!

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Custom Chris Thanks Chris, can't wait to see what you are working on next.

[@YTcustomchris]

+Tommy Akridge Designs I have been moving homes and have not got to do a video in a while. I hope to soon

[@skwooden3184]

#skwooden

[@pennyoflaherty1345]

Great piece of intricate work there - it sometimes takes some time for designing something so good -- maybe a strengthening internal pin/ rod next time might aide. Trent/ Australia

[@randywood4782]

Good job 👍 Tommy

[@glennmacneil7957]

Where did you get the large sheets of paper? Is that butcher paper? Or wax paper?

[@89bavaro89]

I haven't made a rolling pin yet but it strikes me odd that it wouldn't be made flat in the "working" section, the middle 10" or so. If not, it seems like it would be thinning the dough unevenly?

[@vincent7520]

The inlay show two lady bugs or two skulls ?… Great job ! Thanks for posting.

[@alansimpson596]

I only discovered your channel about a month ago. I'm still playing "catch-up" on your videos but this one is going to be hard to beat. I think you will probably have received your new Robust in some of the uploads I've already watched and am delighted you got it through Carl. I've been following him for about 5 years. Many thanks, Alan.

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Alan Simpson Thank you Alan, yes Carl is a great guy. we have talked back and forth on the phone and he has help me with my videos a lot. I have learned a lot from him. Thanks for your comments and for watching my videos. Tommy

[@CarlJacobson]

Very nice Tommy, and yes they look like ladybugs :) Thanks again for your support. Take care, Carl

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Carl Jacobson thank you Carl. you looked like you had a great time in Texas. I hope to go to some of those events.

[@vincent7520]

Hey Captain ! … Why French ???… Are the 2 skulls elated to "French" ?… Nice work.

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

The style of pin is French style. Also, those are ladybugs, thanks for watching

[@happyhandyman1876]

Great job Tommy! You know that none of us woodturners can ever show this video to our wives {:o)

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Happy Handyman Thank You!

[@itsamazingskills8638]

So Nice Amazing Work

[@garryevans3594]

Awesome really neat lady bugs.

[@AlFurtado]

Beautiful pin indeed the lady bugs really was a nice touch, Thanks

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

Thank you Al

[@gordonkirby3259]

Love your hat brim

[@yjk1037]

What's the wood at 12:48?

[@stanboudewijns137]

Not so smart to making a rolling pin. Now you also have to bake cake.😉

[@ronaldklingler6071]

What size blank did you start out with? Very nice job.

[@ilaadmo2812]

Where did you get the purple heart wood from if you don't mind me asking

[@philparrish8892]

What chuck did you use? What speed was the lathe at for roughing ?

[@billy19461]

Didn't realize that . I am not artistic at all. Wish I was as talented as you.

[@philrusciano115]

an Italian rolling pin is 30m inches long with tapered 5 inch ends so when rolling your hand does not stop the pin. Also very good to discipline the bambinos.

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Phil Rusciano thanks for the info. I will keep that in mind when I make another.

[@BillyJBailey]

Even though I'm an LSU fan, you sir are the Nick Saban of woodworking.

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

That was a big complement, and funny too, thank you

[@karodora]

Beautiful. Any pastry will taste better when made with this rolling pin.

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

thank you

[@billy19461]

If you want to watch someone use a skew go to woodturner21. He is a master!

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

That was 2 years ago and I have really learned how to use it now

[@paggodiablo01]

Tommy, greetings from Australia, great work, thank you very much

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

Thank you for watching from Down Under!

[@bman196565]

Just found your channel today, like what I see on a marathon of your videos.

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

Thank you

[@stanjudd2552]

Very nice Tommy , how long did it take you from start to finish .

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Stan Judd You know, I worked on and off on it and with the drying time of the glue, I would say it was 3 days. Thanks for watching

[@tompalmer334]

Tommy nice to here you are getting a Robust when my ship gets in I would love to get one enjoy and roll Tide roll

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Tom Palmer Roll Tide Roll

[@davidmorgan7522]

Beautiful! Looks like a lot of time spent but well worth it! Take care, Dave

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

Thanks Dave, it was not to bad thanks for watching

[@DannyBranch8]

Hey there Tommy, what did you charge to do this piece?

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Danny Branch $50 to $100

[@rafaelfajardo2396]

Trabalho excelente.

[@driving2pluto]

Just got my Sweet 16 two weeks ago. You'll love it! Nice job on the segmentation technique. Great ladybugs, too!

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Dale Baldwin Man I can't wait for mine, How long did it take to get yours? Thank you for the comments on my work, it means a lot to me.

[@driving2pluto]

+Tommy Akridge Designs They were backlogged when I ordered mine. Ordered it in June and got it at Sept 2.

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Dale Baldwin I really cant wait for it to get here, I'm going to put it on here

[@tray8608]

Very Nice!

[@georganaromano6577]

Do you sell these? Absolutly beautiful !

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

Yes, I did this one for a customer up north. It is custom made for that man who is a chef. Let me know what you want from my website @ www.tommyakridgedesigns.com

[@richard2mitchell]

30 mins to make a stick WOOOOT! lol

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

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[@marykedykhuizen6902]

Stunning, what did you use to shine it up like that

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

it was walnut oil

[@jabaaronkowalski498]

you can use beeswax and mineral oil. think thats what most wooden cooking tools use like chopping boards and such. i bought a 1 dollar french rolling pin and sanded with 600 then finished with that. cant go wrong

[@antonnovotny6873]

Hello! Very nice Work!

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

+Anton Novotny Hi Anton, thank you!

[@IBDaddyO]

Amazing work! Mark

[@Tommyakridgedesigns]

Thank you Mark