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Jim Jakosh
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#1 posted 285 days ago
Wow, those are sweet!!!!!!!!!!!!!............Jim
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#2 posted 285 days ago
Great dye job – very colorful !
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Gshepherd
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#3 posted 285 days ago
Nice color for sure…..
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Tom Godfrey
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#4 posted 285 days ago
Nice. Good job.
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gridlockd
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#5 posted 281 days ago
Where did you get the metal head pieces from? I have been looking for them, but havent found them. and how did you “thread” the top to screw the heads on? beautiful shakers!
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cmw
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#6 posted 281 days ago
Thanks everyone for the great comments.These are Two inch long by one inch diameter salt and pepper inserts with screw tops from woodturnerscatalog.com . Item 050-7050 .Only problem with these were the holes in tops were too small had to be enlarged a little with a drill bit to get salt and pepper to come out better.
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