rtyuiop
17th June 2016, 12:57 PM
Hi all,
Just sharing my disappointment in myself.
Did up a pair of salt/pepper grinders this week which I was very happy with, until I noticed that in some orientations between top and body on one unit (the one with tassie myrtle), the join between top and body develops a gap on one side. I must have somehow got it out of alignment in the chuck, when turning the fitting parts - I think it was probably actually a little out on both.
:doh: :doh: :doh:
http://rtyuiop.net/workshop/walnut-huon-tas-myrtle-grinders.jpg
http://rtyuiop.net/workshop/walnut-huon-tas-myrtle-grinders-2.jpg
It's not a big misfit, but particularly annoying when I'm very happy with the rest of the design!
Cheers,
Danny
Just sharing my disappointment in myself.
Did up a pair of salt/pepper grinders this week which I was very happy with, until I noticed that in some orientations between top and body on one unit (the one with tassie myrtle), the join between top and body develops a gap on one side. I must have somehow got it out of alignment in the chuck, when turning the fitting parts - I think it was probably actually a little out on both.
:doh: :doh: :doh:
http://rtyuiop.net/workshop/walnut-huon-tas-myrtle-grinders.jpg
http://rtyuiop.net/workshop/walnut-huon-tas-myrtle-grinders-2.jpg
It's not a big misfit, but particularly annoying when I'm very happy with the rest of the design!
Cheers,
Danny