I'm looking for a source of parts for a working pepper / spice grinder.
Not the turned peppermill variety, the old fashioned box style with a
crank/handle on top.
I remember coming a across some a while back, but, I believe the were
intended for decorative /
display purposes only as the were relatively cheap Chinese knock-offs with
a lot of flash.
ThankX in advance,
Ron
On Sep 24, 7:41 pm, "Ron" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm looking for a source of parts for a working pepper / spice grinder.
>
> Not the turned peppermill variety, the old fashioned box style with a
> crank/handle on top.
>
> I remember coming a across some a while back, but, I believe the were
> intended for decorative /
> display purposes only as the were relatively cheap Chinese knock-offs with
> a lot of flash.
>
> ThankX in advance,
> Ron
Just in case all of the other options weren't enough, here is one
more:
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=17408&filter=pepper
Ron wrote:
> I'm looking for a source of parts for a working pepper / spice grinder.
>
> Not the turned peppermill variety, the old fashioned box style with a
> crank/handle on top.
>
> I remember coming a across some a while back, but, I believe the were
> intended for decorative /
> display purposes only as the were relatively cheap Chinese knock-offs with
> a lot of flash.
>
> ThankX in advance,
> Ron
>
>
The links that show a number starting wit "PK" are from Penn State
Industries. Google 'em ... they've got a decent catalog.
Lee Valley also has a coffee grinder (should work for spices, too) in
their catalog.
Ron wrote:
> I'm looking for a source of parts for a working pepper / spice grinder.
>
> Not the turned peppermill variety, the old fashioned box style with a
> crank/handle on top.
>
> I remember coming a across some a while back, but, I believe the were
> intended for decorative /
> display purposes only as the were relatively cheap Chinese knock-offs with
> a lot of flash.
>
> ThankX in advance,
> Ron
>
>
Here's one source:
http://woodenpost.com/products/project_kits_02.htm
--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
[email protected]
Ron wrote:
> I'm looking for a source of parts for a working pepper / spice grinder.
>
> Not the turned peppermill variety, the old fashioned box style with a
> crank/handle on top.
>
> I remember coming a across some a while back, but, I believe the were
> intended for decorative /
> display purposes only as the were relatively cheap Chinese knock-offs with
> a lot of flash.
>
> ThankX in advance,
> Ron
>
>
A few more sources:
http://www.augumspenworks.com/apwwebsite_019.htm
http://penmakingsupplies.com/Projects/specialties.php
--
Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
[email protected]
BillinDetroit <[email protected]> wrote:
> Lee Valley also has a coffee grinder (should work for spices, too) in
> their catalog.
I've purchased several of these mechanisms to make several coffee
grinders. From what I can see of the mechanism, it seems fairly
coarse to me. Meaning, it has no problem grinding coffee beans,
but I don't think it would work that well for stuff that is smaller
than a coffee bean. The mechanism does have an adjustment to
adjust how fine of a grind you get, but I'm not sure if that would
help. Having said all this, I have not actually tried to grind
anything in it other than coffee beans.
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On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:41:38 -0400, "Ron" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I'm looking for a source of parts for a working pepper / spice grinder.
Peugeot
Beat the pants off any other makes.