Pancake turners

[NoDNA]

I have Oak, Walnut, Sycamore,Cherry and Poplar.

The best looking choice of me is Poplar. Any suggestions.
Thanks

[woodburner807]

Of all the choices I'd pick Black Walnut, then poplar, and then cherry. JMO

[NoDNA]

Of all the choices I'd pick Black Walnut, then poplar, and then cherry. JMO

Thank you Sir!! Will do that. and we'll see.
Chuck

[Brian T]

While you're at it, might as well use one of them to carve a few gnocci pasta boards. Cherry should look good.

[Claude]

I would use cherry, olive, poplar, walnut. I would not use oak, as it is too open-grained. For a spatula, the wood "blade" needs to be quite thin and strong. If it's available to you, ash, birch or hickory would be good also.

Claude

[NoDNA]

Hi, and I did use the Cherry, 20230320_ Turner1.jpg 20230320_Turner2.jpg 20230320_Turner3.jpg Now have three more tooooo make.

[sappy]

I've been whacked with some thing akin to these. They are 'flipping' great!

[Arthur C.]

Love the cherry, Chuck! I haven't carved it, but I play (at) a cherrywood dulcimer, and I think it's beautiful. How did you finish the flipper?

[NoDNA]

I've been whacked with some thing akin to these. They are 'flipping' great!

HAhhhaaaa, Oh dear!

[NoDNA]

Love the cherry, Chuck! I haven't carved it, but I play (at) a cherrywood dulcimer, and I think it's beautiful. How did you finish the flipper?

I used Olive oil, for cooking. And love those dulcimers. They had a play group in Texas when we were hosting and theirs were all hand made. Great sounds.