Try contacting -- he's the sole US
distributor for a different kind of peppermill mechanism. He was a member
of the Arizona Association of Fine Woodworkers and really produced some neat
peppermills. He recently relocated to Oregon -- believe the Portland area.
He has a really neat web page that describes the mechanism, but for the life
of me, can't find it right now.

Herb Robinson wrote:
Try contacting -- he's the sole US
distributor for a different kind of peppermill mechanism. He was a member
of the Arizona Association of Fine Woodworkers and really produced some neat
peppermills. He recently relocated to Oregon -- believe the Portland area.
He has a really neat web page that describes the mechanism, but for the life
of me, can't find it right now.

Tree hunnert n fiddy dollahs for a ten-inch peppermill???

http://allthingspepper.com/Mills/amboyna.php

On 11 Feb 2006 09:25:13 -0800, "Dhakala"
wrote:

Tree hunnert n fiddy dollahs for a ten-inch peppermill???
http://allthingspepper.com/Mills/amboyna.php

Well it's more than _I_ would spend on pepper, that's for sure. It
doesn't seem unreasonable for "nice thing made out of amboyna", just
that maybe it's overgrind for most people's peppery necessities.

Wonder what he'd charge for one of those "bad Italian restaurant" mills
that are the size of the waiter ?

Wonder what he'd charge for one of those "bad Italian restaurant" mills
that are the size of the waiter ?

Prolly thuddy dollahs ahinch.

I believe he was selling the mechanism for $15.00.

"Herb Robinson" wrote in message
news:nknHf.3903$MJ.13@fed1read07...
Try contacting -- he's the sole US
distributor for a different kind of peppermill mechanism. He was a member
of the Arizona Association of Fine Woodworkers and really produced some
neat peppermills. He recently relocated to Oregon -- believe the Portland
area. He has a really neat web page that describes the mechanism, but for
the life of me, can't find it right now.

Herb Robinson wrote:
I believe he was selling the mechanism for $15.00.

"Herb Robinson" wrote in message
news:nknHf.3903$MJ.13@fed1read07...
Try contacting -- he's the sole US
distributor for a different kind of peppermill mechanism. He was a member
of the Arizona Association of Fine Woodworkers and really produced some
neat peppermills. He recently relocated to Oregon -- believe the Portland
area. He has a really neat web page that describes the mechanism, but for
the life of me, can't find it right now.



http://allthingspepper.com/ATPNew/To...mechanisms.php
Joe