Rolling Pin
Hi, everyone! I need some help- I was rolling out fondant for a full sheet cake last week and broke one of the handles on my marble rolling pin. I ended up finishing my task "old school", because that's how I roll, lol
Has this happened to anyone, and were you able to repair it? I'd hate to give up my rolling pin, it was handed down by my grammy. I really appreciate any help I can get!
Thanks! Chef Miriam
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Permalink Reply by Jackie Merseal on
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Geez... Super human strength. Who am I to talk, I break knives regularly.
I'll do some research for you.
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Permalink Reply by Katy Nott on
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I think you will be very lucky to fix this back to it's old strength. Honestly, the only thing I think that might do it is Superglue. That's what we call it in the UK, don't know if it's the same in US?
(Love your pun btw!)
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Can you post a picture of the break?
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Permalink Reply by chefmiriam4you on
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Knives?! Looks like we both have to lay off the spinach!
Jackie Merseal said:Geez... Super human strength. Who am I to talk, I break knives regularly.
I'll do some research for you.
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Katy Nott said:I think you will be very lucky to fix this back to it's old strength. Honestly, the only thing I think that might do it is Superglue. That's what we call it in the UK, don't know if it's the same in US?
(Love your pun btw!)
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Chef Miriam said: I was afraid of that! My other half said the same thing about using superglue or bondo (at least he didn't suggest duct tape, lol). But I think you're right about not regaining its full strength :(I may have to superglue it and keep it as a decoration. Thank you!
Katy Nott said:I think you will be very lucky to fix this back to it's old strength. Honestly, the only thing I think that might do it is Superglue. That's what we call it in the UK, don't know if it's the same in US?
(Love your pun btw!)
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It's worth a try anyway Miriam. Oh yes, and remind me not to get into a fight with you two girls!
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I will try- haven't got the hang of replying just yet! I broke off the wooden handle almost in half- it is barely holding together by a splinter!
Jackie Merseal said:Can you post a picture of the break?
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Miriam - hubby says use a good wood glue and a jubilee clip to hold it together! If you don't use the jubilee clip word there, he says you might call it a hose clip...............
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Heh heh, my darling is grinning from ear to ear, thinking I lost my primary weapon. He forgets I have a nice knife kit... and several large fondant rollers!
Katy Nott said:It's worth a try anyway Miriam. Oh yes, and remind me not to get into a fight with you two girls!
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I'll give the project to mine. Don't have a hose clip, but I do have a small vise that might do the trick to hold it together until it dries... Still hoping for a miracle!
Katy Nott said:Miriam - hubby says use a good wood glue and a jubilee clip to hold it together! If you don't use the jubilee clip word there, he says you might call it a hose clip...............
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I was thinking wood glue as well. Should work, just make sure you clamp it and let it dry completely.
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