Antique rolling pin repair.

[Mike Davis]

The end pin was broke at the joint had to drill out the hole, turn a new pin, drill it to accept the original pin, turn down the old pin to fit inside the new one, and glue everything back together.

Good as... well... old. :rotflm:

 

[JackLeg]

Pam break that handle when she swung at you? :rotflm:

 

[TracyP]

Nice Save.

 

[CaptnA]

Good job!
Hope the swelling goes down quickly... :slap:

 

[sawman101]

Nice restoration of an early American dangerous weapon! I hope Pam rewards your efforts with a delicious pie.:gar-Bi

 

[Mike Davis]

Nope, this is for a friend at work. It was his grandmothers rolling pin. Hasn't been used in many years.

He found it when he was cleaning out his Dad's house. I think he and his wife are giving it to one of their friends.

(for the record, Pam and I have never hit each other nor any of our children.) :eusa_naug

 

[CrealBilly]

That is a deadly weapon it has sharp pointy ends, glad it's not in my house