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Tiger Maple Rolling pin –

By RussN2000, member Sep 14, 2009

This rolling pin was made from tiger maple 3 ” in diameter by 21″ long. It was dyed with Trans Tint medium brown #6004. Dye was diluted in denatured alcohol and tested on scrap for the right color. The pattern was taken from Grandmom’s rolling pin.

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Comments

Walt | Oct 11, 2009 12:35am | #1
A beautiful Piece - thanks
johndk | Oct 21, 2009 12:17am | #2
Being both a baker and a woodworker, I can doubly appreciate this piece. Next time I have a nice piece of tiger, I'm going to give it a try. Nice work! Your choice of dye really makes it work.
teg8254 | Nov 18, 2009 06:50pm | #3
Very nice piece

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