Crossfield, Alberta
A restored lathe. A small workshop. A pan you can cook with.
Logan started Excentric in a Crossfield garage. His maker story follows a restored metal-spinning lathe from small copper pieces to carbon-steel cookware.
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Maker behind Excentric Metalworks
Logan describes starting his workshop in a Crossfield garage and restoring a 1969 metal-spinning lathe. The work grew from copper objects into carbon-steel cookware.
The useful part of this find is the thing being made: a substantial carbon-steel pan with its maker and workshop story in view. Excentric's selected 14-inch paella pan is described by the maker as handmade in Canada.
Start with the exact product page. It lists a 14-inch diameter, 2-inch depth and 2.8 kg weight; those details matter more than an attractive kitchen photo when deciding whether it fits your cooking.
The maker lists a 1 kg skillet made from 12-gauge carbon steel, pre-seasoned and handmade in Canada.
Stock wording is mixed. Confirm the selected pan, delivery and care; the steel source is not established.
View product detailsA larger skillet listed at 1.77 kg, with the same maker-stated Canadian manufacture and pre-seasoning.
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View product detailsA 14-inch pan with 2-inch depth and listed 2.8 kg weight. The exact page describes handmade Canadian production.
It is a substantial pan. Confirm stock and shipping, and read the carbon-steel seasoning and care instructions.
View product detailsCheck current stock, delivery and care instructions. The selected pan weighs 2.8 kg, and carbon steel needs seasoning and care. The page's stock wording is mixed, so availability is not confirmed here. Upvote has not tested the cookware.
The official business story places the workshop in Crossfield. The selected 14-inch pan carries a maker-stated handmade-in-Canada claim; the steel's origin is not established.
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