Work continues on this giant peel. Glue up went well and it is now being shaped and sanded and moving along quite nicely.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Large Pizza Peel for Paizano's Pizza continues...
Work continues on this giant peel. Glue up went well and it is now being shaped and sanded and moving along quite nicely.
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pizza peels
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
HAPPY VETERANS DAYS....
Monday, November 10, 2008
7th Annual Glacier Classic Arts & Crafts Fair
Friday, November 7, 2008
Montana Cribbage Board
This latest cribbage board is created out of Oak and is approx 10 inches wide x 18 inches long. It is a three person board with a hand rubbed poly finish.The laser lettering was done by Blue Dragon LLC/ in Columbia Falls, Montana using a Epilog Laser.
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Cribbage Boards,
Oak
7th Annual Glacier Classic Arts & Crafts Fair

Please join us for the 7th Annual Glacier Classic Arts & Crafts Fair in the Majestic Valley Arena
3630 Highway 93 North
Kalispell, Montana
Phone: 406-755-5366
Saturday, November 8, 10 AM to 6 PM
Sunday, November 9, 11 AM to 3 PM
Come and enjoy over 100 vendors from around the Pacific Northwest! You will find anything from jewelry, western wear, photography, fine art, pottery and wonderful foods to sample and purchase. Free to the public! Get your Christmas shopping done early!
Anyone bringing a copy of this post or telling us you read this post will receive a 20% discount on any purchase they make with Splinters Woodworks over $50.00.We hope to see you there!
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Large Pizza Peel for Paizano's Pizza continues...
This custom peel has now reached the glue up stage. Once the boards had been biscuited, the glue was applied and the clamp up process began. As you can see I have used several clamps. This is to ensure I get a good bonding of the edges, which creates a strong pizza peel. It will now be allowed to set overnight and checked in the morning. Once the clamps come off, I will begin the shaping process.

Side views


Front view
Back

Side views


Front view
Back
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pizza peels
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Hoopers Annual Home Grown Holiday Bazaar
Please join us for the Hoopers Annual Home Grown Holiday Bazaar in Kalispell, Montana Oct 31, Nov 1-2
Hoopers Greenhouses
2205 Highway 35 East
Kalispell, Montana
406-752-2770
Friday, October 31, 12 am to 5 PM
Saturday, November 1, 9 AM to 7 PM Wine and Cheese 5:00 to 7:00
Sunday, November 2, 11 AM to 4 PM
Hoopers Greenhouses
2205 Highway 35 East
Kalispell, Montana
406-752-2770
Friday, October 31, 12 am to 5 PM
Saturday, November 1, 9 AM to 7 PM Wine and Cheese 5:00 to 7:00
Sunday, November 2, 11 AM to 4 PM
Anyone bringing a copy of this post or telling us you read this post will receive a 20% discount on any purchase they make with Splinters Woodworks over $50.00.We hope to see you there!
Large Pizza Peel for Paizano's Pizza
Work has began on a custom pizza peel for Paizano's Pizza in Baker City, Oregon. Follow Splinters exciting journey as another custom peel is created.
The wood chosen for this peel came from a nice clear piece of Birch.
Birch is chosen for its tight grain, appealing look, and durability. This peel will have a 25-26” paddle with an 18-24” handle, and will be used in the creation of Paizano's world famous 24 inch giant pizza's. OK...perhaps not world famous YET...but they will be!
The process continues with pieces of 5 inch wide birch being ripped to around 1/2 inch thick. The handle portion will end up around 3/4 inch thick and then molded to blend into the paddle.


This photo shows the cut to size wood pieces that will be used in this process.

This shows the boards laid out to visualize what the grain will look like.

Then the edges are jointed to ensure a tight bond when they are glued together. Before the gluing begins biscuit joints are placed in the edges of each board to give more stability and strength with the final product.


Once all this is done the peel is dry fitted together to make sure there is a nice tight fit in all the joints.
To be continued.......
The wood chosen for this peel came from a nice clear piece of Birch.
Birch is chosen for its tight grain, appealing look, and durability. This peel will have a 25-26” paddle with an 18-24” handle, and will be used in the creation of Paizano's world famous 24 inch giant pizza's. OK...perhaps not world famous YET...but they will be!The process continues with pieces of 5 inch wide birch being ripped to around 1/2 inch thick. The handle portion will end up around 3/4 inch thick and then molded to blend into the paddle.


This photo shows the cut to size wood pieces that will be used in this process.

This shows the boards laid out to visualize what the grain will look like.

Then the edges are jointed to ensure a tight bond when they are glued together. Before the gluing begins biscuit joints are placed in the edges of each board to give more stability and strength with the final product.


Once all this is done the peel is dry fitted together to make sure there is a nice tight fit in all the joints.
To be continued.......
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birch,
pizza peels
Monday, October 27, 2008
Thomas the Train Play Table has been completed and delivered.....

Thomas Train Play Table has been completed and delivered. It was created out of pine and has a fiberboard top. It is around 50 inches long and 32 inches wide with 18 inch legs. It will provide many hours of enjoyment.
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Tables
Friday, October 24, 2008
Custom Flag Display Box
As a U.S. Navy Veteran, this project is one which I am very proud to have been part of.It holds a folded 5 foot x 9 foot American flag and is made out of popular with a poly glass front and a fiberboard backing. It is designed to be displayed on a mantle, table top or hung on a wall. It measures 4 1/2 inches deep and is 26 inches per side and is protected by a hand rubbed semi gloss poly finish.
This box was created for a client who will give it as a gift to display the flag received as a remembrance of a brave service person who served in Iraq.
It can be made out of any type of wood. If desired a base can be added and a brass nameplate, as well as a decorative routed edge.
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Flag Display Box
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