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SALT & PEPPER SHAKER sa PEPPER MILL xx SALT xx TABLE APPOINTMENT Thin-walled wooden salt and pepper shakers are almost perfect spheres. Convert greenware ceramic mugs into large salt and pepper shakers. Large clay flowers (with holes in them) are used to form the tops. A hole and stopper are added to the bottom. Painted with underglaze colors. Carving salt dippers (a kind of wooden spoon) and salt or pepper shakers starting with a blank from a tree branch. Pepper mills and saltshakers. Jigs and techniques for producing multiples of wooden salt-and-pepper sets. Custom-turned salt shaker and pepper mill set on a wooden base with carrying handle which store toothpicks. The ABC's of turning layered veneers. Glue up turning blocks from sample packs of veneer. Plans for a salt shaker and pepper mill shown. Laurel & Hardy salt and pepper shakers. Turned on a wood lathe. One is tall and thin and the other short and fat. Wooden salt and pepper shaker. Both salt and pepper are in this one wooden, tip-proof container. Basic techniques for making tableware from pewter. Instructions for scoring, cutting, shaping, filing, soldering and surface finishing. Includes instructions for making salt & pepper shakers, a fruit bowl, a round box with a wooden top and a tankard. Salt shaker and pepper mill are made from wood and have a hexagon shape. Salt and pepper shakers made by laminating circles of light and dark wood together. Sketch show how to make a combination salt and pepper shaker from wood. Laminated rings of light and dark hardwoods are used to make decorative shakers. Wooden salt and pepper shaker are square in shape and made from oak and walnut. Kitchen accessories made from laminated wood. (1) Salt and pepper shakers. (2) Paper napkin holder. (3) Lazy Susan tray (13" diameter). (4) Knife-storage block. Contemporary (pyramid shape) salt and pepper shakers made from walnut and maple. Palm-sized mahogany and walnut shakers in the shape of a 3" diameter ball. Bookend-style napkin holder features wooden salt and pepper shakers which are held in place with magnets. Contemporary-style wooden shakers used ordinary O-rings to secure the lids. Turned pepper mill and salt shaker. Salt & pepper shakers are turned on a lathe from almost any wood. Hexagonal salt and pepper shakers are made from laminated wood. Tip on installing a screw-on filler cap on the bottom of a wooden salt or pepper shaker. Cruet set on a revolving stand. Salt, pepper and vinegar shakers and mustard pot are turned from beech. The stand is turned from mahogany and oak. Laminated wood salt and pepper shakers. Several ideas shown. How to lathe-turn unique pieces of wood which have serious defects (such as large knots with multi-direction splits). The preparation of a hollow salt shaker is described. Laminated wood salt and pepper shakers are 1-5/8" square and 2" to 4" tall. Salt shaker and pepper mill are lathe turned from spalted wood. Each measures 6" tall, 2" diameter. A combination salt and pepper shaker made of wood. Short lengths of threaded dowel form the tops. Wooden salt and pepper shaker set consist of square bases (1"x1"x3") topped with a removable round shaker top. How to make novelty salt and pepper shakers that look like grave headstones. Wooden rack 7"x18" has a center compartment with a weight for holding napkins and a recess on each end for salt and pepper shakers. How to recycle drink cans into useful objects. Article includes instructions on how to make giant salt and pepper shakers. Three projects using technique of oval lathe turning. (1) Salt and pepper shakers. (2) Napkin ring. (3) Bud vase. Salt and pepper shakers turned from wood. Several shapes and finishes are illustrated. A good project for beginners. Dining table accessories feature geometric shapes and patterned inlay strips. (1) Napkin dispenser. (2) Triangular napkin rings. (3) Triangular salt and pepper shakers and caddy. | |||||||||
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