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  1. 05-09-2008, 10:26 PM #1
    Mac Cambra
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    My first Salt and Pepper Mills

    Guys,

    Here are my first attempts at turning salt and pepper mills. The walnut pepper mill is 12" and the maple salt mill is 10". The hardest part of this for me believe it or not was drilling the hole up the middle of the blank.

    I welcome your comments, pointers.

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    Mac those are beauties. Well done.
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    Looks really good Mac! I've yet to turn any mills but when I do I hope they turn out as nice as yours! Seriously, nice work!
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    Mac, these are to be proud of. I like the color differences for salt and pepper.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn Hodges View Post
    Mac, these are to be proud of. I like the color differences for salt and pepper.
    As do I. Very nice!
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