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  1. 26th May 2008, 12:30 PM #1
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    Cool Ceramic Grinder Mechanism

    Hi all,

    I'm am amateur woodturner based in Wellington, New Zealand, who is after some ceramic grinder mechanisms to build salt and pepper grinders with.
    I have had an order with our local woodturning supply shop for over a year now but they seem to have difficulties supplying them.

    Does anyone know of suppliers in Sydney for this kind of thing? I am in Sydney with work for the next two weeks and thought I might have more luck finding them there than in NZ.

    I would prefer 10 inch mechanisms but will pretty much take what I can get at this stage!

    Cheers Chris
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    Don't know of a supplier in Sydney but I get mine via Mail from Jim & Irene at CWS and they are very good and also very reasonable with their postal charges as well.
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    Don't know of a supplier in Sydney but I get mine via Mail from Jim & Irene at CWS and they are very good and also very reasonable with their postal charges as well

    Yep, thats my evaulation of Jim and the service he provides.

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    Chris will you still be here for the Sydney Working with wood show.
    13-15th of June as we will be there with all our goods including the crushgrind mechanisms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Carroll View Post
    Chris will you still be here for the Sydney Working with wood show.
    13-15th of June as we will be there with all our goods including the crushgrind mechanisms.
    Thanks for the reply Jim.
    Unfortunately I will not be in Sydney during the show - I am currently doing 2 week stints in New Zealand followed by 2 week stints in Sydney, and the weekend of the show just happens to be smack bang in the middle of my New Zealand weeks.
    I have noted your website address though - you can expect me to be putting orders in sometime in the near future!
    Cheers Chris
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