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|project title=Simple Pizza Peels | |project title=Simple Pizza Peels | ||
|image= | |image=pizzapeel-0.JPG | ||
|status= | |status=75 % done | ||
|date=June 2018 | |date=June 2018 | ||
|initiator={{£}} | |initiator={{£}} | ||
|team= | |team= | ||
|materials=[[multi-ply]] | |materials=[[multi-ply]] | ||
|tools=[[Scroll Saw|scroll saw]], [[rasps]], [[sandpaper]] | |tools=[[Table Saw|table saw]], [[Scroll Saw|scroll saw]], [[rasps]], [[sandpaper]] | ||
|software= | |software= | ||
|cost= | |cost=10 € | ||
}} | }} | ||
I | I wanted to make two simple pizza peels out of birch [[multi-ply]]. | ||
This | This was a nice chance to try spiral-toothed [[Scroll Saw|scroll saw]] blades as the boards required for this project would be too large for the saw if cut with regular blades. | ||
== Design == | == Design == | ||
Based on a peel and stone that I already have and the box it should fit in, these are the desired measurements: | Based on a peel and stone that I already have and the box it should fit in, these are the desired measurements: | ||
* thickness: 5 mm | * thickness: <strike>5 mm</strike> 6 mm ''(was available at the Space)'' | ||
* handle: approx. 12{{x}}4 cm | * handle: approx. 12{{x}}4 cm | ||
* surface: approx. 35{{x}}30 cm (wider than long) | * surface: approx. 35{{x}}30 cm (wider than long) | ||
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== Make == | == Make == | ||
# cut: [[Table Saw|table saw]] for width, [[Scroll Saw|scroll saw]] for handle & curved shoulders | |||
# cut | # chamfer: used a [[rasp]] to remove most of the unwanted material at the front edge | ||
# chamfer | # sand: old [[Sanding Discs|sanding disc]] for cleaning up the cut, [[Sanding Block|sanding block]] to finish the chamfer | ||
# sand | |||
< | → only finished one so far, perhaps the chamfer needs to be adjusted due to the thicker material that was used - to be continued after some test pizzas | ||
<gallery mode=packed-hover heights=250 caption="major steps"> | |||
File: pizzapeel-1.JPG|transferring the design | |||
File: pizzapeel-2.JPG|cutting on the [[Scroll Saw|scroll saw]] | |||
File: pizzapeel-3.JPG|all cut out | |||
File: pizzapeel-4.JPG|smoothing the edges with an old [[Sanding Disc|sanding disc]] | |||
File: pizzapeel-5.JPG|a [[rasp]] forms the chamfer... | |||
File: pizzapeel-6.JPG|...and a [[Sanding Block|sanding block]] smooths it out | |||
File: pizzapeel-0.JPG|(probably) finished piece | |||
</gallery> | |||
[[Category:Cooking]] | |||
[[Category:Quick Projects]] | [[Category:Quick Projects]] | ||
[[Category:Woodworking]] | [[Category:Woodworking]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:55, 7 March 2020
| ProjectInfoBox Simple Pizza Peels | |
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| Status: | 75 % done |
| Release Date: | June 2018 |
| Initiator: | Lukas |
| Materials Used: | multi-ply |
| Tools Used: | table saw, scroll saw, rasps, sandpaper |
| Approx. Cost: | 10 € |
I wanted to make two simple pizza peels out of birch multi-ply.
This was a nice chance to try spiral-toothed scroll saw blades as the boards required for this project would be too large for the saw if cut with regular blades.
Design
Based on a peel and stone that I already have and the box it should fit in, these are the desired measurements:
- thickness:
5 mm6 mm (was available at the Space) - handle: approx. 12 × 4 cm
- surface: approx. 35 × 30 cm (wider than long)
- front edge: chamfered for 12 mm
Make
- cut: table saw for width, scroll saw for handle & curved shoulders
- chamfer: used a rasp to remove most of the unwanted material at the front edge
- sand: old sanding disc for cleaning up the cut, sanding block to finish the chamfer
→ only finished one so far, perhaps the chamfer needs to be adjusted due to the thicker material that was used - to be continued after some test pizzas
- major steps
transferring the design
cutting on the scroll saw
all cut out
smoothing the edges with an old sanding disc
a rasp forms the chamfer...
...and a sanding block smooths it out
(probably) finished piece
