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–Larry
Larry, viewed your pasta rack, great job!
I was just curious as to the approximate length of the dowels, and the overall height of the rack.
Thanks & Happy New Year to you and yours!
George
George, I apologize for the lengthy delay in my reply. I am still recovering from the odd schedule the holidays always bring. The dowels on the pasta rack are about seven inches long. They are set into holes drilled about three-quarters of an inch into the hub. The hub sits atop a dowel so it can spin. I sharpened the end of that dowel a bit to make the top spin more easily. The rack is about 12 inches tall. That seems to be just about perfect for the pasta my wife makes. The base needs to be bulky enough to handle the weight of the rack when it has pasta on only one side.
I hope this provides the information you need. I’d love to see your version if you build it.
Hi Larry…I came across a photo called “stillwater reservoir”. This isn’t the reservoir in Uniondale, Pa, is it?
Thanks for dropping by, Ed. This Stillwater Reservoir is in NY State on the western edge of the Adirondack Park not too far from Lowville.
Thanks for dropping by David. I’d be pleased to take a look at your work and lend any insight I can.
Merry Christmas!
I just took a glance via Amazon. I will check your blog out again in the future. I’d like to send you some of my photos, and ask some questions at an appropriate time.
Have a great Holiday Season!
David
Mary Ann,
It is very nice to see you here! Welcome! I’ll email you a more complete update on us, but; yes, we are doing very well, and we would like to drive in for a visit one day. We’ll do our best to make it soon.
Merry Christmas to you and Jon too!
–Larry
Hello! How nice to visit your website. I am guessing you are off on a new adventure. How are you and the family? We are as well as can be expected and still living in beautiful downtown Peterboro. I still believe that one day you will just drive in for a visit. I has been a very ling time. Meryy Christmas! Mary Ann
Thanks Keyla! Glad you dropped by!
–Larry
I love the beautiful photography!!!!
Brian,
Thanks very much! I’m glad you stopped by.
–Larry
Larry,
Thought I would take a look at the new site and I’m very impressed. Fantastic job!
Brian
Hey Claudia!
It’s good to see you here. Thanks for dropping by and for the encouraging comment.
–Larry
Nice, Larry. Can hardly wait to go to the topics area. Have fun!