Salt Cellar

Great use of the scrap bid. Well done.

Great Job, Scrappy!!

I really like the way the lid is fitted into the birch opening.

Lew

Scrappy it came out fantastic. Great use of scraps.

I bet your wife just loves it.

Another good project
Rob

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Scraptacular!! Nice use of the scraps scrappy.

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Great idea on the rim shape to help keep the salt in. Bet your wife is pleased.

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Looks great scrappy.

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Awesome container, Scrappy ! What if any finish did you use on it ?

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Thats sweet, and functional too. I just made a similar container -vessel for a Japanese friend she is going to use it for green tea well done Scrappy regards Alistair

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Thanks for all the great comments.

Woodsdweller, Thanks,Did the rim that way just for that purpose. New that some would spill so made the edge like a funnel. Helps keep the salt conained.

Dusty56, Only used mineral oil on this. Did not want it “shiny” just wanted to seel it since it will be on the kitchen counter.

Thanks Again everyone.

Scrappy

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Won’t thew salt bleed through and show up on the outside? Just was wondering as this is a cool idea.