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28th October 2004, 10:01 AM #16
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Have you seen the "crush grind" brand. they are a ceramic mechanisum that is really good, able to gring coffee beans - I think that's on their brochure. Try a search on this forum or on Google.
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28th October 2004, 09:36 PM #17
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I have seen the Crushgrind mechanism and it appears very good. It is very adjustable. You can examine it, in modest detail, at www.peppergrinders.co.uk. Note that this mechanism requires that a groove be cut within both the "lid/handle" and "body" as the mechanism snaps into place rather than being held in by screws and a screw button on top of the mill. This really requires a special tool to be manufactured and also that you work out the location relevant to the design of the mill you are making.
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Alan
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29th October 2004, 09:30 AM #18
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Don't know if this will work but i've tried to attach this PDF file re making the crushgrind mill.
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29th October 2004, 11:59 AM #19
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Thank you. The pdf attachment worked. Don't you love how some instructions seem to freely swap between metric and imperial units!
I have seen an Allen key ground to the necessary size for cutting the recesses necessary to secure this mechanism. Probably all that is necessary unless you are planning to make a lot of grinders.
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Alan
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