Salt & Pepper Grinders

these are cool. I wish I could do this. no lathe in the near future for me yet though. one thing at a time. keep posting as you continue to refine. I can’t imagine things getting much better than these.

Those are nice. I really would like to learn how to turn those babies! You don’t live near Dayton Ohio … do you?

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Very beautiful turnings.
You should learn the art of turning down too.

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

Very nice! I particularly like the one farthest to the left.

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Beautiful Work!! Folks will really love these, get prepared for requests from their friends!

Great looking group of pepper mills, see that you like the crush grind mechanism. About to make a few myself for an up and coming craft fair, but will stick to the more traditional stainless steel version mechanism that the buying public is more familiar with. The segmented mills are particularly my favorite. Is the one in the center Zebra wood?
The local supplier here in upstate NY charges $16.50 /bd ft, which makes it tough to make anything and resell it in this economy.

Nice looking group of grinders. Thanks for sharing, Jim.

-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.

Very nice looking grinders. I would love to make these myself someday. I like making useful projects like this and not so much making knicknacks.

-- Rusty

Very nice, yea thats the idea, is make some money and have some fun. If it aint fun anymore why bother.

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