Thank you for those kind words Stevio which I am so pleased to hear as Peter died on October 4th, so this is one of his legacies to the world of RUclips and woodturners.
First, who are the 2 peeps that gave thumbs down? Let's see their vid. Oh, they don't have one. Second, loved the process of wire burning. What an elegant simple add that completely changes the dynamics of the overall look. Outstanding project, video, commentary, etc... Just bought a lathe and can't wait to try this. Many thanks!
Peter, excellent tip on using the pvc pipe as a mandrel, I agree to only use the Crush Grind mechanism it's well worth the extra money.Nice design and use of the clear tubing to view the contents. Great job!
Thank you Peter, I have enjoyed the video very much, I think that you have created a very functional grinder, nothing worse then sitting down to dinner and finding your out of pepper, very practicable and well done.
I have watched this video several times now over the last couple of years, always wanting to make one of these grinders. Thank you for the video, I agree that the quality and craftsmanship of the pepper grinder and your video are superb! I hope to make this grinder soon!
I am sorry to say that 9 months ago I had a stroke which affected my left arm and I am not woodturning at the moment. Thank you for your lovely comments and if you or any one on here makes a grinder like mine, I should be interested to know how you get on. Peter.
I don't know where's to start. The grinder is beautiful, the video editing and commentary explanations are excellent. Camera placement was great. Really easy to follow you. Thank you for sharing your beautiful art. I look forward to watching you create another piece.
Good morning, I want to know where to buy just the grinding mechanism, I have a lathe, I'm retired and would like to sell it, could you help me. thank you. Brazil
Hello woodturners, I have been asked by my husband Peter Fisher to tell you that he is no longer able to carry out any woodturning due to a bad stroke that has taken away the use of his left arm. However, he is more than happy to give any advice or help if you wish to make a pepper grinder. Please contact me here. I apologise in advance as there may some delay on the response.
@@shanestevens622 Hi Shane, thanks for the message. Peter says that the internal bore diameter of the perspex tube has to be the same as the external diameter of the grinder chamber. I hope that makes sense.
@@parapotter1 hi ,sorry I was after the actual size . I haven't bought my grinding unit yet and was keen to know the internal bore of the perspex so I could buy them together. If you can remember the size that is, thanks.
Peter isn't able to go to the workshop to check, sorry. He suggests that you contact the grinder supplier for the dimensions of the grinder. The perspex tube comes from The Clear Perspex Tube Company and they have plenty of different sizes. He mentions the external size, but not the internal, in the video, but perhaps there again the suppliers should be able to tell you. Hope this is helpful.
Absolutely brilliant video
Amazingly good video with precise instructions and simple to follow steps. Thank you very much.
Thank you for those kind words Stevio which I am so pleased to hear as Peter died on October 4th, so this is one of his legacies to the world of RUclips and woodturners.
@@parapotter1 So sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing. Sounds like a great man.
First, who are the 2 peeps that gave thumbs down? Let's see their vid. Oh, they don't have one. Second, loved the process of wire burning. What an elegant simple add that completely changes the dynamics of the overall look. Outstanding project, video, commentary, etc... Just bought a lathe and can't wait to try this. Many thanks!
Best pepper and salt mill I have seen! Thanks for sharing.
Peter, excellent tip on using the pvc pipe as a mandrel, I agree to only use the Crush Grind mechanism it's well worth the extra money.Nice design and use of the clear tubing to view the contents. Great job!
Thank you Mark, glad you appreciated it.
Beautiful grinder, very high quality graphics, and helpful commentary. 10/10 video, and a job well done, Peter!
Thank you Peter, I have enjoyed the video very much, I think that you have created a very functional grinder, nothing worse then sitting down to dinner and finding your out of pepper, very practicable and well done.
I have watched this video several times now over the last couple of years, always wanting to make one of these grinders. Thank you for the video, I agree that the quality and craftsmanship of the pepper grinder and your video are superb! I hope to make this grinder soon!
Wow! Absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Peter says thank you for the kind comment Karl.
Wonderful craftsmanship. This video deserves far more views than it's got.
Thank you for those kind words Mark.
I am sorry to say that 9 months ago I had a stroke which affected my left arm and I am not woodturning at the moment. Thank you for your lovely comments and if you or any one on here makes a grinder like mine, I should be interested to know how you get on. Peter.
I enjoyed this very much and the usage of the PVC pipe was brilliant.
Thank you so much for this idea. I enjoy making grinders and am always seeking new designs so I will be now be purchasing some perspex tubing.
Thanks Alan, ensure the tube is 45mm OD with a 3mm wall thickness so the ID is 39mm from "Clear Plastic Supplies.co.uk" in 500mm lengths. Good luck.
Well done sir.
I don't know where's to start. The grinder is beautiful, the video editing and commentary explanations are excellent. Camera placement was great. Really easy to follow you. Thank you for sharing your beautiful art. I look forward to watching you create another piece.
Philip Meade
Your comment makes it all worthwhile.
Excellent video Peter. You ought to demonstrate this at Birstall Woodturning club!
Peter Faulkner
Would love to do so but it would take far too long.
A really neat idea, Peter. Thanks much! I just subscribed because of this video.
Thankyou for sharing this video. Beautiful grinder
Well done!
Thank you for sharing.
That is a great video!❤️❤️
very nice job and great finish
Thanks, Pete...
Creative
looks nice great shape
Very fine work sir.
Kind words, thank you sir.
vraiment une belle pièce avec un beau design
René Boucchard
Merci mon ami
Amazing! :)
Please tell me where I can buy the mechanisnm? Thank for sharing your experiences!
Good morning, I want to know where to buy just the grinding mechanism, I have a lathe, I'm retired and would like to sell it, could you help me. thank you. Brazil
do you have an etsy or ebay account where you sell these?
Where can I buy one
Do you like fish 🎣
Hello woodturners, I have been asked by my husband Peter Fisher to tell you that he is no longer able to carry out any woodturning due to a bad stroke that has taken away the use of his left arm. However, he is more than happy to give any advice or help if you wish to make a pepper grinder. Please contact me here. I apologise in advance as there may some delay on the response.
Sorry to hear about Peter, I would like to know what internal bore diameter his perspex was , thank you and stay strong.
@@shanestevens622 Hi Shane, thanks for the message. Peter says that the internal bore diameter of the perspex tube has to be the same as the external diameter of the grinder chamber. I hope that makes sense.
The grinder has to slip inside the perspex.
@@parapotter1 hi ,sorry I was after the actual size . I haven't bought my grinding unit yet and was keen to know the internal bore of the perspex so I could buy them together. If you can remember the size that is, thanks.
Peter isn't able to go to the workshop to check, sorry. He suggests that you contact the grinder supplier for the dimensions of the grinder. The perspex tube comes from The Clear Perspex Tube Company and they have plenty of different sizes. He mentions the external size, but not the internal, in the video, but perhaps there again the suppliers should be able to tell you. Hope this is helpful.
Bob Grabowski