It was a synergistic week this week with the acquisition of a new tool (wide belt drum sander) and attending a “Pizza and Wine” class at Southern Season, which was very thoughtfully given to us by our daughter, Clare.
Needing to have ‘something’ that would use the new tool and inspired by the Pizza class, I decided that a Pizza Peel was JUST the right thing to make…
Whatcha think?
Here is the Peel in the making…
PizzaPeel
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5096.jpg]5430Pizza Peel, Freshly oiled.
I like the nice taper to the edges...[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5098.jpg]5130Pizza Peel, view from above.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5085.jpg]4970Individual planks, glued together.
Note the use of the F Clamps using the parallel clamps as cauls to keep the boards relatively straight. You can also see the drum sander in the background.[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5084.jpg]4770Glue up, viewed from the other side.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5089.jpg]4720Glued up piece, fresh off the drum sander, sanded flat with 120 grit.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5090.jpg]4670Gluing the Walnut handles on.
This isn't 'overclamped', is it???[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5091.jpg]4620Handle Glue from the other side.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5092.jpg]4560After glue up, ready for sculpting!
I like the nice taper to the edges...[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5098.jpg]5130Pizza Peel, view from above.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5085.jpg]4970Individual planks, glued together.
Note the use of the F Clamps using the parallel clamps as cauls to keep the boards relatively straight. You can also see the drum sander in the background.[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5084.jpg]4770Glue up, viewed from the other side.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5089.jpg]4720Glued up piece, fresh off the drum sander, sanded flat with 120 grit.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5090.jpg]4670Gluing the Walnut handles on.
This isn't 'overclamped', is it???[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5091.jpg]4620Handle Glue from the other side.
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/pizzapeel/thumbs/thumbs_img_5092.jpg]4560After glue up, ready for sculpting!
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