Saw Handle Pizza Cutter

• I sketched a saw handle outline onto my scrap piece of teak.
• You can also get a template of a saw handle from google images print it and glue it to your wood and use it as a cutting guide if you are not confident drawing the handle free hand.
• I used my Jigsaw to cut the handle out but you could also use a fretsaw
• Do not cut any fingers off as this will make your pizza eating experience less enjoyable!!

• I used a Dremel tool with a sanding drum to round over the edges of the handle so it fits the hand comfortably
• When using the dremel be careful not to push the sanding drum into the wood too hard as this left burn marks on the teak I used,which meant I had to sand some more!
• I sanded with my random orbital sander and by hand up to 320 grit for a nice smooth finish.

• Secure your handle upright so you can drill into it safely!
• I used a 3mm drill bit to drill a series of holes deep and wide enough to accommodate the cutting wheel shank.
• Test fit the cutting wheel
• When the cutting wheel is fitting nicely mix your epoxy up and fill up the hole you drilled
• Insert the cutting wheel shank into the hole and remove any overflow of epoxy.
• Follow the drying time guide lines on the epoxy and allow it to dry.

• I used a copious amount of mineral oil to finish this handle as I wanted the wood grain to pop
• I like using mineral oil as it is quick to dry & I did not have to wait to long to get cutting pizzas!

• I cooked my favourite pizza and made some test cuts
• The saw handle pizza cutter performed flawlessly!!
• I made a YouTube Video of the process for my channel BCDesign
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