[General] for rolling out the pastry vs to roll out the pastry

[kompstar]

Hello.

The first sentence comes from online dictionary http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/surface_1?q=surface (3), the secend one I've created by myself. Is my sentence correct and natural? If "yes" am I right they mean the same?

1. You'll need a large smooth surface for rolling out the pastry.

2. You'll need a large smooth surface to roll out the pastry.

 

[emsr2d2]

Aside from the fact that a pedant will tell you that both suggest that the large smooth surface will be rolling out the pastry, they're both OK and they mean the same.