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Inlayed upgrinding salt and pepper grinders. Made of walnut and maple.

End-grain cutting boards have comprised about half of my projects to-date as a novice woodworker. I made the first one as a Christmas present… now my wife, sisters, and mom all have one. Whenever I make one I end up with a few strips of segmented wood leftover because I got the dimensions wrong...

A couple of small (5" tall) salt and pepper grinders using the shaft type CrushGrind mechanisms. Made from Maple, Walnut and Cherry. Finished this gloss poly. Thanks for looking! Comments, criticisms and suggestions always welcome!

This is my first bandsaw project - what a fun tool to work with! Inspired by this Wood Whisperer podcast - though my cellar box has only one deep container. I used three 4/4 mahogany boards glued together, cut out the body on a bandsaw, then removed the material from inside with feather drill...

Video here: We can thank my butterfingers for this project. A while back I managed to shatter the wife's old rock salt and pepper cellar. I figured a great christmas present would be a replacement for her. To make this I cut up some 45" angles on redheart hardwood and then used dowel pins to...

My parents refuse to give me Christmas suggestions for them, so I had to come up with something myself. At one point this year my mother asked me to make her some wooden coasters, but I never got around to it (I cut off part of my left thumb at work not even a month later…). I purchased a...

Maple and Black Walnut scrap wood salt-n-pepper shakers for Christmas presents. I saw something similar somewhere on the vast Internet and tried to improve a bit on the design. One inlay for pepper, two for salt. Rectangle shape shakers ensure the black walnut strip always lines-up.

Salt cellar #1 - cherry and paduk 3 1/2 length x 2 1/8 W x 1 9/16 H, finished w/ salad bowl finish, lid attached furniture bolt Salt cellar #2 - double decker, walnut and maple 4 3/4 length, x 2 w x 3 1/4 height, finished salad bowl finish Inspired by LJ amagineer...

This is a 8 inch Salt and Pepper Grinder set I made for the women's ministry auction at church. I built the blanks so it gives a wonderful appearance of the different grains. This wood was inexpensive and very easy to mill and to turn. I hope some lucky person enjoys this attractive grinder set.

This is a four-compartment salt cellar as a gift for my mom and step-dad. They have a collection of salts, and what better way to present your options than a spread in the middle of the table? The lid is not hinged, so that it is accessible from any angle, and is fit loosely so that it is not...

These are contrasting segmented salt and pepper mills that I just completed. The pepper mill is made from Walnut and the salt mill is from Ambrosia Maple. I'm really pleased with the colors in the Ambrosia Maple though they didn't come through that well in the pictures. The feature rings are...

Although I started using this bench several weeks ago, it is officially completed! I am very pleased with it. The Record style vise on the end is lined up with the dogholes (Which my wife keeps calling the dead dogs, can't seem to keep the dog holes and the sliding deadman seperate in her...

Here are a couple of Salt and Pepper Lighthouses I knocked out today. Thought this was going to be a quick project and it turned into 8 hours of strugle. Don't recomend trying this if you don't have the correct forstner bits. The spade bits are NOT good enough. (at least mine aren't) They wanted...