pepper mill

[ilya]

This is a pepper mill I made this week, red cedar, finished with three layers of Osmo Oil. Got tired of a lot of very similar traditional designs, so came up with this one:)

 

[Grump]

Well, I like it, although not traditional it is functional.

 

[TK woodman]

Love the wood the design and finish but what is osmo oil i dont think i've come across that before.

 

[wm460]

Thats a unusual shape looks like it could be used as a waddy as well.

 

[ilya]

Love the wood the design and finish but what is osmo oil i dont think i've come across that before.

This was the oil that they had in the store (it actually specializes in floors and counter tops) when I first tried to use oils about 10 years ago - so I just keep using it. I like it, it gives durable finish. I have a few wooden items from that time that are still looking as new. I believe the oil is made in Germany.

 

[Jimjam66]

Beautifully made, Ilya!

 

[Baldy]

Looks good.. shape reminds me of summat you would find in a lady's bedside drawer tho..

 

[Vic Perrin]

Thats a unusual shape looks like it could be used as a waddy as well.

What's a Waddy

Ps I like the Mill

Vic

 

[wm460]

What's a Waddy

Ps I like the Mill

Vic

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...SCMBQlm7s1kIU9YcYbF41jA&bvm=bv.76247554,d.dGc

 

[wm460]

Looks good.. shape reminds me of summat you would find in a lady's bedside drawer tho..

 

[paulm]

Very nice Ilya, I too have used Osma Oil for a long time, on wooden floors and our kitchen worktops. Outside I've used it on a wooden owl that is still like brand new since I put it there.

 

[brody2123]

I like the form, the height, the finish, all exellent. It looks very tactile too

 

[Dalboy]

It is quite hard to come up with something different for mills a very interesting shape and well. Osmo oil is not something I have tried but I have heard plenty of people that have used it

 

[chas_41_uk]

Looks good.. shape reminds me of summat you would find in a lady's bedside drawer tho..

I have to admit I did think "where do the batteries go" when I first saw it :nonono: