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Nutmeg mill ?
Hello,
I've been searching for a long time for nutmeg mill mechanisms. Here in Europe, we can find some but they are very expensive ... So, does any of you know where to buy some at "reasonable price" ? Thanks for any tip :-) JYS (in France) |
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Nutmeg mill ?
Thanks for your 2 first suggestions but :
1) craftsuplies.co.uk doesn't carry "nutmeg" mechanisms :-( 2) The ones provided by Peter Child are even more expensive than the French ones (http://www.hmdiffusion.com/Mecanisme-de-moulins-a- muscade-5731p.htm) What I was expecting were to find us suppliers (combined with the conversion Dollar-Euro :-) Thanks again for any tip :-) JYS |
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Nutmeg mill ?
On Dec 16, 6:35*am, JYS31 wrote:
Thanks for your 2 first suggestions but : 1) craftsuplies.co.uk doesn't carry "nutmeg" mechanisms :-( 2) The ones provided by Peter Child are even more expensive than the French ones (http://www.hmdiffusion.com/Mecanisme-de-moulins-a- muscade-5731p.htm) What I was expecting were to find us suppliers (combined with the conversion Dollar-Euro :-) Thanks again for any tip :-) JYS I'm not aware of a single supplier in the US. I checked Craft Supplies, Packard Woodworks and Penn State and none carried a nutmeg grinder Now, maybe a crush-grind system can be adapted (the write-ups imply they might) http://www.packardwoodworks.com/Merc...alpep-crusgrin http://www.packardwoodworks.com/Merc...alpep-crusgrin http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/st...sh_grind?Args= http://www.pennstateind.com/store/PKCRUSHS.html http://www.pennstateind.com/store/PKCRUSHW.html http://www.craft-supplies.co.uk/cgi-bin/psProdDet.cgi/PM800||pepper~@c~@b|0|user|1,0,0,1|12| |
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Nutmeg mill ?
Hello Ralph,
Thanks for your extensive list of crush grinder mechanisms :-) (By the way, I discovered he "shaftless" one) But none of them can be adapted for a nutmeg mill which is completly different : It doesn't "crush" but rather "rasp" the nut as you can see : http://www.hmdiffusion.com/Mecanisme...cade-5731p.htm Thanks again for your help :-) JYS |
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