Pepper mills

[Sevilla]

Hello, here I am again, ohh nooo!
Well I just wanted to see if the image size is this time of a reasonable size.
These are pepper mills, 3,5; 6; and 8 inch. Cherry and black walnut.
Thanks for looking and commenting.

[georg]

   Hi SEVILLA
   You have achieved a nice finish on these pepper mills, the cherry contrasting well with the walnut.
   
    You are not on your own with image sizing we have the same problem.

     Tony and Diane

[Les Symonds]

Hi Sevilla...a nice set of mills, good to see that you don't stick to just the traditional design.

You've cracked the problem with the oversized image....looks fine.

Les

[Bryan Milham]

Sevilla,

Just in time. I've decided to have a go at a few Pepper Mills, so I'm looking for a little inspiration.

Black Walnut, we have to import it but I admit it is one of my favourite woods.

[Sevilla]

Sevilla,

Just in time. I've decided to have a go at a few Pepper Mills, so I'm looking for a little inspiration.

Black Walnut, we have to import it but I admit it is one of my favourite woods.

Yes Black walnut is nice and take linseed oil to a very beautiful shine. But european walnut, although not as durable is also very handsome and perhaps better with its variation in color and you do not have to import it!

[woodndesign]

Hi Sevilla, nice collection of mills, I like the 3" ideal for the BBQ ..  .. Have mill will travel. What type of mechanism do you use, are they crushgrind.

Cheers for sharing.   David

[Derek]

Three very nice mills. I must admit that I like the middle sized one on the left, look a bit like n oil pot with a cork in the top very apt for the kitchen

[Sevilla]

Thank you. The mechanism is a metal (SS) of the grinding type.
The middle size on the left (?) was meant to be like a...fiasco...

[Derek]

Sorry should have been on the right, and I am always on at the wife about her lefts and rights doh