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1 in PVC Rolling Pin 608 Bearing End Cap
This end cap turns a cut length of 1 in schedule 40 PVC (33.4 mm OD) into a rolling pin with ball-bearing handles. A 25 mm crush-ribbed socket grips the pipe, and a 608 bearing (22 mm OD) presses into the floor. An 8 mm rod runs the full length to fixed handles, and a 14 mm relief hole means only the bearing's outer race sits on the cap. Print two, one for each end.
Rolling Pin Dough Thickness Ring Set
Three pairs of slip-on rings for a rolling pin that hold the barrel exactly 2, 4 or 6 mm off the counter, so pie crust, cookie dough and fondant come out the same thickness every time. Measure your pin's barrel with calipers and set PIN_D (default 48 mm). Each 12 mm-wide ring grips the pin with three crush ribs, and the six rings print as one 123 x 174 mm sprue that you snap apart.
Two-Tier Rolling Pin Wall Cradle
A wall bracket with two 90° V-cradles, 168 mm tall and 70 mm deep, that holds two rolling pins between 25 and 65 mm in diameter. Mount a pair about 250 mm apart with #8 wood screws or M4 screws through the 4.6 mm holes. Pins of any shape can go in, including straight, tapered French and handled pins. It prints on its side, so the pin's weight bends the arms along the layers rather than prying the layers apart.