Reddit mentions: The best commercial dough presses
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1. DoughXpress DXDD-16 Dough Docker with 16" Docking Platen, 22-1/2" Width x 31-3/8" Height x 30-7/8" Depth
- Quick dough docking method to prevent bubbles in dough when baked
- Docks center portion of dough leaving a 1-inches edge on crust
- Interchangeable platens for docking crust sizes 8-inches to 18-inches
- Evenly spaced pegs for consistent docking
- Stoppers on lower platen perfectly align dough pan for perfectly centered placement
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Specs:
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 49 Pounds |
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1. DoughXpress DXDD-16 Dough Docker with 16" Docking Platen, 22-1/2" Width x 31-3/8" Height x 30-7/8" Depth
- Quick dough docking method to prevent bubbles in dough when baked
- Docks center portion of dough leaving a 1-inches edge on crust
- Interchangeable platens for docking crust sizes 8-inches to 18-inches
- Evenly spaced pegs for consistent docking
- Stoppers on lower platen perfectly align dough pan for perfectly centered placement
Features:
Specs:
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 49 Pounds |
This looks like the fastest way to me but it's pretty pricey. Another place to start might be to modify something like this to work as a docking tool rather than a roller.