Making a roller

Posted on Sat 10th, October 2009

• #1

Joao_bcn

well, the title says it all:

I'm considering making my own rollers..how does that sounds? impossible? there really isn't much to it, I'm guessing that for the most of it I wont have any trouble I'm just finding it hard to decide on what to use for the cilinders...something resistant obviously but also light and readily available

any thought?

ps. yes, I am extremely bored and I don't really need rollers! thanks to the always sunny portugal coast...but I like projects!
• #2

Charco

Did you try asking mother internet first?

This looks easy to make
• #3

Dutch_Cheese

Why, when you can buy used rollers for a tenner on the internet ?

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