Woodturning - Antique Style Pepper Grinder
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Lovely project Mike. Thank you for taking the time to share with us x
Thank you young Maggie, hope your keeping well.
take care
Mike
Mike Waldt , charming as always! X
Thanks Mike, we appreciate the mention a lovely looking piece. Jon
My pleasure Jon, credit where credits due, and I'm glad you liked the end result.
Cheers
Mike
Oh my, that is lovely Mike, that piece of ash is gorgeous. Thanks so much. As always take care x
Thank you Val glad you like it.
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Mike
Excellent job Mike, well done.
Thank you Peter much appreciated
Cheers
Mike
I commented on this on instagram too but from watching this i have to say again this is a great little project, so much so i think i may get one of these to make up to put on my online store. cheers again for the inspration Mike another cracking video
Thank you Lee your kind comments are very much appreciated, as is your support
Take care
Mike
As usual, your work is amazing. Today, so is your timing! I bought 3 of these kits on Saturday to make Christmas gifts - and this morning, I get the demo from the expert :) Thank you again for all you do!
Hi Ken and thank you. Hope you enjoy making them as much as I enjoyed making this one.
Take care and thanks for watching
Cheers
Mike
Great project Mike, that’ll make a very nice gift! Thanks Mike!
Thanks Bruce glad you like it mate.
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Mike
Very nicely done, brought quite a few things from Prokraft and they are all very good value
Thanks Mart much appreciated, and the quality is top notch in my opinion ... not the turning ... but the pepper mill itself LOL
take care
Mike
Great job Mike like the addition of the walnut base, out standing.
Thank you Gary much appreciated mate.
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Mike
that was a nice pepper grinder and beautiful turned.
Thanks again Manjit
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Mike
another wonderful piece, I look forward to many more videos from you.
Thank you for your kind words always much appreciated.
Cheers
Mike
A pleasing design and a well explained, easy to understand, process. It's what you do, Mike!
Phil
Thank you Phil, you are too kind my friend.
Take care
Mike
I love how not complex this kit is. Great Christmas gift idea
Me too Bob ... I don't like complex! ;)
Take care
Mike
Great job Mike . Really nice kit take care .
Thank you Glen glad you like it mate, and thanks for watching
Cheers
Mike
A lovely and loving project for you family members!
Thank you Stuart.
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Mike
Welcome back my mate... Made one of these for other half in the 90's . Great.....
Thank you Ian ... isn't it about time you made her another then?!? ;)
Thanks for watching mate
Cheers
Mike
Beautiful job Mike. Looks like a good Christmas present for a few people in my life!
Thank you Rusty, I think they make great presents.
Take care
Mike
Very impressed Mike good looking mill and great tip with the protractor ,all I can as is more videos Mike 😉👍👍
Thank you Barry as always much appreciated mate.
Take care
Mike
Thanks mike for this Nice project
My pleasure and a big thank YOU for watching Andre.
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Mike
What a lovely little project. Mike! As per usual superbly executed. I’ll have to have a crack at these.
Hi Graham and thank you. Enjoyed our chat the other day too mate.
Speak soon
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Mike
Top job mike nicely done, with good instructions thank you for sharing 👍
Thank you Peter much appreciated
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Mike
Mate, how cool is that! 👌🏽
Looks bloody brilliant.
Good job, Mike. 👍🏽
Thank you very much Bill
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Mike
Lovely job Mike.
Thank you Dave
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Mike
Great piece of craft!
Thank you Jim much appreciated
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Mike
That looks great Mike. I really like the kind of simple design instead of the some of the ones that have a bunch of coves and beads ect. Very nice again and wonderful job.
Thank you Scott, sometimes plain and simple is best .... especially for someone like me who likes simple! :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Cheers
Mike
Nice looking little kit, Mike. And the turned piece for it looks quite nice.
Billy
Thanks Billy always great to hear from you mate.
take care
Mike
Great job Mike! I really enjoyed the additional things you did. I'm going to be trying this for myself in the next few weeks. - Ed
Thanks Ed much appreciated mate.
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Mike
I’ve had a few things from Prokraft, they have all been good quality.
Glad you agree Tony and thanks for watching.
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Mike
A well made piece of gear put onto a well turned body. Great Job! I really like what you did with the wire to burn in a little bit of contrast.
Thank you for your kind words they are much appreciated.
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Mike
Absolutely beautiful great job Mike thanks for sharing take care my friend god bless
Thank you Donald I'm really pleased that you like it.
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Mike
Thanks for your video Mike
My pleasure Ron, and thank YOU for watching.
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Mike
I just watched the Gord Rock version. He mentioned your video so I came here to see yours too. Both very good videos. I like both methods. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Glen
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Mike
Nice one Mike great little project
Thank you Phil
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Mike
Looks too good to be in daily use Mike! Thanks for posting this buddy!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎
Ha ha Alan ... it's been overused already :)
Thanks for watching
Cheers
Mike
Nice job mike,like the base.
Thank you, I feel the base just adds a little extra interest.
Take care
Mike
It’s always a pleasure to see your video mike nice look of the pepper grinder cheer to you
Thank you Villy much appreciated my friend.
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Mike
Perfect Christmas presents. I like it Mike 👍
Indeed they are and thank you Kevin.
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Mike
Cracking job mate 👍
Why thank you Mr. Pooley very much appreciated mate ;)
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Mike
Great job and thanks for sharing Mike. Ive made a couple of these, the most difficult thing ton get the screws in straight" (fat fingers, small screws). Never thought of the base, thats a great idea, have not seen that before.
Thank you William, I watched the Prokraft video before I turned this and Jon mentions the need to drive the screws at a slight angle, after drilling the pilot holes, due to the body getting in the way of a vertical drive, the base was inspired by the video too :)
All in all it was a truely plagerised project ...lol
Take care
Mike
As usual lovely job, have learnt a lot from you I even bought the same lathe because I thought if you think it's good it must be much respect
Thank you Graham, and I'm pleased to hear that you like your lathe too.
Take care
Mike
looks great mike, might have a go at this one!!
Thanks Mark they are great fun to turn ... and useful too :)
Take care
Mike
Thumbs up before viewing. :-) That reminds me... I have several conventional (not so 'antique') pepper mill blanks that I need to turn down for gifts for the upcoming holiday season! Cheers, Mr. Waldt!
Lol ... thanks you Michael :)
Take care
Mike
Nice and simple project, well apart from the recess, but incredibly effective! Nice one!
Thanks very much John ... as I have said many times before ... I just love simple ;)
Take care mate
Mike
nice looking grinder. well done sir!
Thank you Dave
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Mike
Very nice,, thanks for sharing
Thanks Mitchell appreciate that.
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Mike
Amazing pepper grinder
Thank you much appreciated
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Mike
very nice Mike
Thank you Barry
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Mike
Hi Mike Great Review and Excellent Job on the Antique Style Pepper Grinder Thank You for Sharing Buddy Take Care and My Friend👍 My Hand Still sore after Injury that work Used One Hand Keyboard
Thanks Scott ... and good job with the one handed typing :)
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Mike
Nice looking pepper Mill Mike
Thank you Sir much appreciated.
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Mike
Certainly not a project to sneeze at, Mike. A very good call on using walnut for the base, it balances the dark finish on the mechanism. Good to see you back in the shop.
Groooaaannnn!!!! ;)
Thanks for your kind words Bill, always appreciated my friend.
Cheers
Mike
That looks really good being recessed into the stem. That's why I never used the kit I bought years ago... I didn't like the way it sat on top of the wood like an add-on. You have solved a problem for me, thank you.
Best Wishes, Brendan.
Thank you Brendan, now stop jabbering and go and turn a body for it!!! ...lol ;)
Take care mate
Mike
Lovely job Mike. Love the little base too. I can't recommend Prokraft enough. They sell some great kits for all sorts of projects. I make their bottle stoppers and a few other things.
Thank you T. It is the first time I've bought anything from them, but I assure it won't be the last, top quality in my view.
Take care
Mike
PS - Loved the tall grinder that you posted on FB :)
@@MikeWaldt thanks Mike. Cock ups aside I'm quite pleased with it 🙂
@@missteeturns LMAO :)
Lovely job Mike, will definitely take a look at those kits. Walnut was a good choice as a contrast too, nice one :D
Thank you matt, they are very well made and I think will last the test of time.
Thanks for watching
Cheers
Mike
Hi Mike Great project same unit from Axminster £7-10p inc vat.
Cheers Terry
Hi Terence and thank you. Unlike the Axminster unit the Procraft has cast metal gears and grinding mechanism, not nylon.
Thanks for watching.
Cheers
Mike
Nice video. I make and sell these at craft shows here in US. Very well received. I like the bottom tray and may add them to my line. Always enjoy your virdeos. keep them coming. Cheers
Thank you Tom, they are a great gift no doubt there.
Thanks for watching
Cheers
Mike
Very nice job Mike. Just the present for Christmas. ... 73 de MTG
Thank you Mike, indeed they will make some nice useful presents for sure.
Cheers my friend
Mike
Hello Mike, great and wonderful piece. mfg JOE
Thank you very much Joe
Take care
Mike
Hi Mike! Very interesting thing turned out!
Thank you Aleksey
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Mike
Lovely project, Mike. I have never made a pepper grinder and maybe this will motivate me to get one done. Still time before Christmas to make one or two as gifts. Thanks for the inspiration. BTW, nice bandage!!
Thank you Gord much appreciated.
You my friend are only one of two people who noticed, and the other one sent me a message about it ... lol
Take care
Mike
Very cool 👍🏼
Thank you Tomas glad you like it.
Cheers
Mike
Nicely demonstrated Mike and a cracking little project. As I mentioned on fb I have made ordinary pepper pots but not one of these mills, I'll see if I can get one ordered and made before the first week in December, it would make a nice prize for the raffle at our senior citizens annual Christmas dinner.
Cheers mate and take care , Bram
Thank you Bram, they are fun to make and there are no constraints regarding size either. Not your "run of the mill" grinders. Grrrooaaannnnn! yes I know that was not good!
Take care mate
Mike
@@MikeWaldt LOL I like a video peppered with humour :)
@@Bramsshed1913Your humour is legendary mate ... a true Pro at your Craft!!! ;)
@@MikeWaldt :)
Very nice Mike. I was wondering how you were going to get the ground pepper out, but should have known. I like that mill. I am going to have to get a wiggle on if I am going to give them for Christmas, Thanks again for the tips and the video. Again, another great and lovely job.
Thank you Alan ... I thought a hole would be a good solution to release the pepper grinds!! ;)
Take care my friend
Cheers
Mike
Lovely job and thank you for the tips. Just to be very picky, I don't like the contrasting timbers (that's just me) and will go the whole hog by matching the handle sleeve too.
Hi Mike...nice little project that one....you said that you had watched Jon's video a few times and you must have picked up the phrase ( the possibilities are endless ) which if Jon was to have a catchphrase that would be it...ha ha....I've watched a lot of them too...great video as always....All the best.....Andy
Thank you Andy, i wasn't aware that Jon says that ... but he is right ... lol.
Thanks for watching mate
Cheers
Mike
1st to comment!! Hi Mike I have quite a few of these and sold most of them as well. They are a great kits and are very well made. Love the idea of the extra tray to catch the excess pepper grinds which I will now make for my remaining grinders.. I have posted 2 videos now, on this my new channel, and would love your comments on how to improve. Cheers, Huw
Hi Huw and thank you for your kind words. I'm going to your channel right now mate :)
take care
Mike
Only just come across this Mike. Nice Video.
Have you got a vid of the toolpost drilling jig that is neat. Never thought of that ?
Thanks Richard.
th-cam.com/video/COsdJKt7NgM/w-d-xo.html
There ta go 🙂
As usual great video. I like the shape of the Pepper Mill you made. Also Mike what brand is your dividers you used it looked very sturdy.
Thank you Lucien much appreciated.
The dividers I bought years ago from Axminster Tools and Machinery here in the UK.
Thanks for watching
Cheers
Mike
As usual a great project and finished with your std excellence. Teas still on mate lol. Take care
Best Regards
Thank you very much John ... one day mate ... one day :)
Take care
Mike
Very beautiful gift, can you tell me what tipe of wood were you used for this? Regards from Argentina, Sergio.
Thank you Sergio ... I used Olive Ash for the body and American Walnut for the base.
Take care
Mike
Really nice, Mike. It looks like the body could be any length you want. It also looks like you intimidated Carl into shaving his beard.
Thanks William ... indeed the size of body is completely up to the maker, it is nice not to have constraints on the final design.
LOLOLOL re the beard thing too :) :)
Cheers
Mike
Hi Professor Waldt. Nice job you really know how to keep your tool to the grind stone. I just made one of these about three weeks ago. I had the grinder for a couple of months but could not get to it as soon as I wanted. Question? why the recess on top for the grinder to set in. My instruction never said anything about doing the recess? I turned the same shape just a little smaller in diameter and used walnut top and bottom with a maple in the center equal thickness of all three. I love the catching plate to set it on that is a great idea, I thought about doing but opted not to thinking it would make one more piece on the table and people may miss returning it to the plate. I think I am going to re-think that and make one. I see that Carl has shaved and I told him you would beat him to the punch and shave first, but not to be. Great work keep it up. Cheers from US of A.
Hi Ed and thank you. I just thought a recess would finish it off nicely ... in fact I got the idea for both that and the "catcher" from the Prokraft video on TH-cam.
Carl just couldn't cut it could he ... well in fact he did in the end ...lol
Thanks again for watching and your support my friend.
Take care
Mike
@@MikeWaldt Too funny MIke. Take care.
Nice little project Mike and well demonstrated, just one thing who were the ten miserable buggers who didn't like it.
Thanks Mick ... oh I thought at least one of them would have been YOU!!!! ...lol ;)
Take care mate
Mike
Hey Mike, are you headed up to Harrogate for the show this year?
Hi James ... I'm afraid I'm working that weekend ... but hopefully next year :)
Hope you have a great weekend, one of the best shows in the UK.
Cheers
Mike
Yes it is Mike, I'll put it on Looooong list, hahahaha
Lol Ian 🤣
Now there's a coincidence! I made the same one last week. I wish you had done yours before, I could have copied you.
LOL ... great minds Alf :)
Take care
Mike
£7.10 at Axminster
True but add delivery and there is only a couple of quid difference, and I like to support independant traders.
But thanks for mentioning it
Cheers
Mike
With nylon gears not cast metal and no instrutions!
Very noice pepper grinder. Great job ☺☺☺☺
I wonder if that grinder could handle some coffee...?
If you get the chance, pop over & check out my channel. I recently brought a mini lathe. Cheers
Thank you, this model is not suitable for coffee, but Prokraft offer grinders specifically for that purpose. Off to your channel now 🙂
Cheers
Mike