Any woodworkers?

I use a shop fox but I dont have the 4jaw chuck for bowls or the tools/cutters. I got a smoking deal on craigslist but the shop fox is cheaper than Jet brand.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0019CGYLM/ref=dp_olp_0?ie=UTF8&condition=all

 

Does anyone here make pizza peels?

 

no but I though about trying and making one. I just have to find some good pieces to glue together.

 

I got an uuni and want to find someone to make me a little mini custom one lol. On etsy for full size they are around 50,bucks

 

like @wilcam47 said, i haven't made one, but could figure it out fairly easily. $50 is a pretty decent price. Probably about what i would charge if I were to make one.

 

50 is for a fill size one. One for an uuni would probably be half the size

 

what size max pizza do you put in there? Or I guess what size is the opening. I could try and make you one...scale it down from the one we have, I believe its around 18" just have to tell me what kind of lumber you like.

 

https://ooni.com/collections/shop-all/products/uuni-pizza-peel
This is the one it came with. 15x11 do you have a way to etch something into the wood?

 

just a wood router. You like it just like that or like a traditional peel? Such as this pic below

 

Oh the reason I want one is to make it traditional 100% ill have to measure my uuni when I get home to see how much room I actually have for one. The metal one gets hot and isn't very friendly when handling it. Also can't beat a wood peel. Alder or poplur wood is what I believe they are made out of normally

 

do you like the style like the pic I posted?

 

Yessir I was actually going to share a pic like that

 

https://breadtopia.com/store/cherry-pizza-peel/

I did find wooden ones for around $21 bucks

 

Pretty cheap ty

 

The wood whisperer did an early video on making a pizza peel

https://youtu.be/sZ1W8_q3FDk

 

Experimenting with epoxy for the first time today. There's a few projects that I had in mind and this seemed like the easiest one to start with. I had this piece of black walnut that I was thinking about making into a little side table or something. Only been about four hours since I poured it on, but so far I'm very happy with how it's looking!

 

That’s amazing

 

It finally cooled down enough to start my live edge river table. It will end up around 46 x 23 x 2" for the table top.

I cut the Walnut slab I bought somewhere near in half and moved it around until I liked it and cut it to size.



The sides were flipped to get the bark in the middle and one side was flipped to make the center area as even as possible. There was one spot that had a bare wood edge due to the way it was cut and I didn't like it so I cut the bark off the scrap piece and glued it in place.





I did my best to make it look as natural as possible. I will have to run both sides through the planer to get rid of the rough cuts then figure out how I will fasten the sides together. The epoxy is very strong but it could rip out the bark pretty easily if not done right.

I will paint epoxy on the bark first to avoid air bubbles. Once it is sealed it will help with the next steps.