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Combo pepper and salt shaker
- Thread starter bhenr99
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I did one two years ago. I used the Penstate Shaftless grinder mechanism "#pkcrushw" and made the cap the salt shaker. I made the grinder upper body wider to have room for a cork plug in the cap to fill the salt shaker and hollowed the cap an d drilled for the salt to pass thru. with this mechanism there is no limit on size of the parts. This was also one of my frist segmented turnings
I did one two years ago. I used the Penstate Shaftless grinder mechanism "#pkcrushw" and made the cap the salt shaker. I made the grinder upper body wider to have room for a cork plug in the cap to fill the salt shaker and hollowed the cap an d drilled for the salt to pass thru. with this mechanism there is no limit on size of the parts. This was also one of my frist segmented turnings
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