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  1. Right Side Up Spice mills

    Christmas 2006. Everyone of my poor relatives got stuck with Right Side Up Pepper and Salt mills - based on J.R. Beall's design. These feature the cool CrushGrind ceramic mills (you guessed it - www.crushgrind.com). This pair have black palm inlay around the shaker heads. Both the walnut and...
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  2. Peppermills

    This was my first attempt at peppermills. I love trying new things. These are Canary wood, 8" tall. The finish is only Danish oil. My true love liked this look better than glossy and I always listen to the experts. Sorry for the sloppy photos. They are too large for my little photo tent but...
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  3. Celtic Knot Peppermills

    A couple of celtic knot peppermills. One is cherry with birch strands for the knot … the other is maple with black walnut.
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    Creating and Turning Salt and Peppermills How often have you dined at a restaurant and the waiter or waitress asked you "Would you would like some cracked peppers with your meal?" Probably more than once, right? If you're like me I answer "Sure. I'd love some." There's just something nice...
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