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Salt and Pepper grinders

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Both taken from the same cherry log despite the colour variation.

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I spoke elsewhere about the internal dimensions. The salt grinder was made first and for the moment I will not enlarge.
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The slight colour variation is an advantage when the grinders are on the shelf and the top is not visible. The slight variation in shape will help a blind person feel the difference.
 
How easy would it be to swap them over? I'm just thinking that the darker one might be better as a pepper grinder and the lighter one as salt, for a visual clue. Anyway, they're very nice.
 
The chief design authority, AKA MrsP, reckons we use less salt than pepper hence the salt grinder does not need to be enlarged. We will see which one empties first.
 
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