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  1. 2nd June 2009, 09:29 PM #1
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    Default Pepper Mill and Salt Shaker

    Have just finished a set of the above and finished them with Shellawax on the outside,what do I seal the insides with that will not affect the products ....( Salt and pepper) that are put in them.
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    Same here. It's cheap and quick. Not quite as good as a lathe bed gap but close.

    Course if you've used a toxic wood ....
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    I have never put anything inside either. Salt is a good wood preserver and pepper is just pepper. Perhaps if you use something aromatic like camphor then a sealer of some kind could help.
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    Yep me too just leave it to the condiments god
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