Cherry And Black Walnut French Rolling Pin
Cherry and Black Walnut French Rolling Pin - Tapered Rolling Pin - Wooden Rolling Pin *NEW* Our newest French Rolling Pins are a blend of our two favorite woods; Cherry and Black Walnut. Both woods come from a small mill in Pennsylvania that produces stunning Black Walnut and Cherry. The two woods are glued together with waterproof, industrial wood glue. I turn these french rolling pins by hand on a lathe in our workshop and make sure they are precise so they provide a smooth, consistent, and even roll. They are precisely hand sanded to 220 grit on the lathe and then the grain is raised with water. After drying, they are sanded at 220 grit again, seasoned with Food Grade mineral oil and then wet sanded at 1000 grit for an ultra smooth surface that makes it easier clean. Each rolling pin is finished off with a beeswax/mineral oil protective coat. You are left with a stunning rolling pin that rolls smoothly and has a silky smooth surface. Some advantages of our rolling pins are how easy they are to clean, they are more agile than a handled pin, and their delicate nature. USES: These handmade rolling pins are great for rolling out pastry, cookies, pie, fondant, biscuits, pizza, ravioli, tortillas, and dumpling. ABOUT THE LUMBER: We hand select the highest quality lumber for each rolling pin. The Black Walnut and Cherry are both sourced from our home state, Pennsylvania. We have worked with this mill from the beginning of our business and love their high quality lumber. ROLLING PIN SPECS: Our wooden rolling pins are now available in three convenient sizes. Each rolling pin is approximately 1-5/8" across the middle for 10" and tapers on the ends to 1-1/8." 24" French Rolling Pin with 4" taper on each end, leaving approx. 16" of flat surface 18" French Rolling Pin with 4" taper on each end, leaving approx. 10" of flat surface 16" French Rolling Pin with 4" taper on each end, leaving approx. 8" of flat surface Buttery smooth! **Care instructions included with each rolling pin sold** HOW TO CARE: We recommend hand washing your rolling pin with soap and water. We DO NOT suggest putting your rolling pin in the dishwasher or submerging it in water. Every few months, we recommend seasoning your rolling pin with Food Grade mineral oil or butcher block conditioner. We provide care instructions with each rolling pin.
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Paul and Zack Huberty own Miikana Woodworking in Downingtown, PA. This father and son team designs and builds furniture focusing on clean lines, traditional techniques and beautiful hardwoods. Each piece of furniture is carefully handcrafted at their shop in Valentine Edge’s Mill.
Paul started the business in 2015 after spending 27 years in the healthcare industry. A graduate of Penn State University and Drexel University, he has had a love for woodworking since high school. His furniture designs are influenced by Mid Century Modern and Scandinavian furniture makers.
In late 2017, Zack Huberty joined Miikana Woodworking and quickly learned the important aspects of furniture design and handcrafted furniture. Zack graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Finance and Entrepreneurship and owned his own digital media business focused on the motorcycle industry. In addition to furniture design and construction, Zack is responsible for the social media and digital platforms for Miikana, expanding community partnerships, and exploring collaborations with other artisans. Zack also runs Miikana Cutting Boards, a division of Miikana Woodworking that ensures that we responsibly use all of our precious hardwoods. He creates beautiful cutting boards, charcuterie boards, and home goods.
Miikana Woodworking is located in historic Chester County, Pennsylvania. We are proud to join the many Chester County furniture makers that have produced some of the finest pieces since the Revolutionary War. It is this beauty and history that keep us focused on our proud traditions and that inspire us to build the best handcrafted furniture.
Miikana Woodworking is located in Valentine Edge's Mill, built in 1784, which ran as a water-powered grist mill for 134 years. We are honored to share in the history of the mill and it frequently inspires us in our creation of furniture that will last just as long.
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