Salt & Pepper shakers

See 2 ways of fitting the Prokraft salt & pepper shaker tops, a simple yet versatile kit that produces outstanding results
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[@AndysCornishCreations]

Hi Jon... really nice kits... I like the fact that there is no need for a bung in the bottom and the flush turning is my favourite... take care...All the best.....Andy

[@prokraftuk]

Thanks Andy - hope you are keeping well & busy - I do follow your videos when I have the time - it seems to be in short supply at the moment!

[@alfrose9831]

Another great kit Jon!. I'll be having some of those. Stay safe mate.

[@WoodenItBeNice]

Hi Jon, They look really nice and the fact you can shape the piece to your own design is nice. Take care Jon. Cheers, Huw

[@prokraftuk]

Thanks Huw, much appreciated - hope you're keeping well.

[@WoodyWood]

Great little kit Im on my 6th pair

[@prokraftuk]

The condiment King!

[@bexarwood5614]

I think I'm liking these. Thank you for the posting.
What finish do you use for that?
Thank you,
David

[@prokraftuk]

I usually use an oil finish for kitchen kits - not on the inside I leave that untreated if it is beech, hope that helps.

[@TheDistur]

These are a clever way to do the shakers. Do they seal up basically tight with just the screws?

[@prokraftuk]

Yes they are tried and tested and seal well as long as fitted accurately, they certainly wouldn't leak if you use the inset method.

[@prokraftuk]

They can still be glued if you wanted!

[@TheDistur]

@@prokraftuk thanks!

[@user-mn6lh5yh9z]

Where do I buy this

[@prokraftuk]

www.prokraft.co.uk, there are direct links to our products in the video description