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Another set of grinders. These are a little shorter than my normal size. More suited for the Dining Table. The camera distorted the look a little
-- Richard S Xuereb
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Kent Shepherd
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#1 posted 706 days ago
Beautiful work!
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KayBee
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#2 posted 706 days ago
Great work. So, just how tall are they?
-- Karen - a little bit of stupid goes a long way
moment
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#3 posted 706 days ago
I like the ‘suggested ’ Spiral of your inlay work . We just assume the outer part of the spiral
continues around and around ,and it is just ‘hidden’ behind the ‘foreground’ Where the inlay stops on both
sides . ..............Nice job on these . I would love to have a Timba drum that looked just
like this . But,hey,...i like to cook too,.........
wiser1934
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#4 posted 706 days ago
does this use a crush grind mechanism? saw a similar plan in j.j. beall’s book on salt and pepper mills. beautiful work!!
-- wiser1934, new york
Richard Xuereb
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#5 posted 705 days ago
Thanks, They are about 7” tall. The grinding mechanism is in the top, The pepper and salt is in the bottom. The good thing is that they don’t leave the mess on the table. The bad thing is that it iakes a lot of work to fit the mechanism in.
-- Richard S Xuereb
Ken90712
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#6 posted 705 days ago
Beautiful work!
Really nice!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
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