Announcement Wood french rolling pins, butcher blocks, cheese boards, bottle stoppers, honey dippers, and more! Individually handmade in the United States using the finest selected pieces of wood.
Announcement
Wood french rolling pins, butcher blocks, cheese boards, bottle stoppers, honey dippers, and more! Individually handmade in the United States using the finest selected pieces of wood.
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jmwilder97 on Jan 11, 2021
5 out of 5 starsVery happy with the quality of the purple heart. Thank you!
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guzmanki on Aug 18, 2020
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful! Exactly what I wanted, and couldn’t find it anywhere else!
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Jennifer on Aug 17, 2020
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful board - came in excellent condition. I only hope that he has more in stock soon.
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Michael on Jul 25, 2020
5 out of 5 starsItems shipped quickly and are super high quality, lovely wood!
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Madeline on Jul 14, 2020
5 out of 5 starsThis is my second rolling pin I've purchased from SelectWoodcraft (this time as a gift) and the quality is just wonderful. Purple is just gorgeous. Ships fast too!
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Michelle on Jul 12, 2020
5 out of 5 starsThe finish is so smooth! A lot lighter than I expected, but it works well to make dumpling wrappers and personal pizzas.
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Aiko on Jun 26, 2020
5 out of 5 starsJust the right size rolling pin I was looking for and it is so smooth and well crafted!
About SelectWoodcraft
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Some cutting boards I made for Genuine Southwest gallery in July 2016.
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A large selection of my cutting boards at a flea market in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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My final project for a woodworking class in college was this Cherry desk.
Back in 2008
My name is Austin and I specialize in lathe turned wooden items, mostly kitchen utensils. I started this as a hobby about 5 years ago when I was in high school. I spent odd weekends at my dads house and he ran a booth in a local farmers market selling handmade boxes and lathe turned utensils. Initially I hated the lathe and hated creating anything with it. "Honey dippers? Rolling pins? Who would want to buy this crap let alone make it?" But I occasionally turned just for the extra money at the market.
A few years later I had graduated college and was working full time as a carpenter remodeling houses. I moved in with my dad and on weekends I would make rolling pins because he was selling so much other stuff he couldn't keep up. We divided the business in half - I'd make nothing but rolling pins and he would make everything else. With the popularity of handmade rolling pins being extremely high we ended up making about the same amount of money each even though he was making more stuff and a larger variety. It was then that I realized the potential for this business. There was clearly a large demand for high quality lathe turned items.
Now I do this part time and carpentry has taken the back seat. Someone told me about Etsy in March so I decided to give it a shot. Currently the majority of my sales are at local markets but I think this site has the potential to be my primary source of income someday.
The name Select Woodcraft was chosen because every piece I turn is hand selected. Nothing I make is mass produced; it's all made by me and I *select* each piece of wood out myself!
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Austin Marland
Owner, Maker, Designer, Curator, Listing Writer, Shipper, Day Dreamer
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If you are unhappy with your order I will happily refund you. I just ask that you pay for the return shipping.