kyaggie
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A few weeks ago I got an email from the manager of an upscale pizza joint in Arlington, Virginia (I'm near Lexington, Kentucky so he somehow ran across my web page) asking if I could do 50 salt shaker/pepper mill combo units for him. He sent me the design that he wanted (not all that dynamic but the customer gets what the customer wants), decided on the wood (ambrosia maple) and we agreed to start off with 15 and if he liked them we would move forward with the rest. When the guy said he wanted them etched with the restaurant name he said, "maybe that will keep people from stealing them," I chuckled and said, "or their friends will know where they stole them from!" (I'm thinking this will be a perpetual job replacing the mills that go missing).
So here is the first group of 15 (the "side" that is etched is the clearest grain so there is a lot more color on the other "side" of the mills)...
So here is the first group of 15 (the "side" that is etched is the clearest grain so there is a lot more color on the other "side" of the mills)...