A few Pepper/salt mills

[triw51]

Had a Doctor order 20 sets of the pepper and salt grinders. Delivered them to day woods include mesquite, mulberry, juniper and ash. These are great sellers for me, they work well with the retired because they are reminiscent of the old coffee grinders.

Word of caution if you make these is to remove and put a drop of lock tight on the threads of the top acorn nut. This helps prevent the nut from coming off when the grind adjustment knob is turned. I also printed up some instructions.
C & C welcomed

 

[jd420214]

Them look really nice I would like to try something like that someday. On a side note my wifes doctor ordered 3 lever action pens and 3 bolt action pens all in pink camo guess how many kids he has and what they are one nice thing they all hunt.

 

[CREID]

That photo reminds me of the terracotta soldiers in China.

Curt

 

[Sabaharr]

Where do you get the kits and how much are they? I suspect you got a volume discount.

 

[Rockytime]

Great looking mills. Where did you get the mills. Are they suitable for salt. Salt is very corrosive.
Thanks

 

[mark james]

Pretty impressive group! I like the variety of wood. A nice order for you (which is always nice).

I visited with Bob Jackson and Magicbob last weekend to see how these are done. Great time with friends!

I suspect next year these will be added to my list.. (which is getting longer).

 

[triw51]

Where do you get the kits and how much are they? I suspect you got a volume discount.

The mills are available from Penn State or Wood Turningz and I am sure other vendors. And yes you get a volume discount from both.

 

[triw51]

Great looking mills. Where did you get the mills. Are they suitable for salt. Salt is very corrosive.
Thanks

I use the same mill for both pepper and salt I have not had any problems with them. My daughter who lives in FL had her salt mill freeze up because the salt absorbed the moisture from the humidity and solidified. I cleaned it up for her and she empties it out more often now.