parts for a pepper mill

[JackPine]

Hi all! I just found this site and have a question; has anybody turned a salt and pepper mill set? And where do you order the mechanical grinding parts for it?

Thanks.

[John Saxton]

Try Jim Carrolls at [email protected]
He carries a lot of woodturnin stuff.
Cheers http://ubb.ubeaut.com.au/ubb/smile.gif

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Johnno

[Stuart]

Carbatec stock them - check the back of their catalog.

[pjgrandad1]

Try Windmill Woodturning Supplies at phone 03 53826224 or e-mail [email protected] ask for a catalogue

[Kev Y.]

Just out of interest, Jackpine is from the USA so australian PHONE numbers will not do him much good.

better off sticking with email addresses.

Kev

[Jim Carroll]

Jack you could try woodcraft in USA as they stock craft supplies and you should be able to get the peppermills from them. Thank you to the other guys for refering this to me. If you get no joy from woodcraft I can certainly help you.


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Jim
One Good Turn Deserves Another

[JackPine]

Thanks for all your help, I'll try woodcraft.

I would have replied sooner, except for computer troubles. It took 10 days to defrag the hard drive. Everyone says to get a new PC, but that cuts into the garage/shop heater fund.

Getting cool out in the shop tonight, -7 degrees C. I'll need that heater before winter temps really begin!

[This message has been edited by JackPine (edited 05 December 2002).]

[Gino]

I thought my brother had the world record at 18 odd hours for a defrag and in the end needed a hard drive anyway.
but I'm with Jack -7 that could cause certain things to drop off.

Gino