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    I fifth or sixth the Peugeot. Well made, easy to adjust grind and use.

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    Default Just to add some grins...



    The link to build it is Here

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    Quote Originally Posted by WebsII View Post


    The link to build it is Here

    Thats the one I need! LOL Git 'er done!
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    Peugeot all the way, ive had mine years and still performs the same today as it did when it was new.

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    Wow! You guys dont leave much of a choice!
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    I'd like to mix things up a bit.

    I'm recommending either Paderno OR KitchenAid.

    I've not had a Peugot that grinded the way I liked. They may very well last a lifetime, however, I like my pepper big....just like if you put some peppercorns on a cutting board and hit them with a cast iron pan.

    The Paderno grinders are classy, and can sit on the dining room table.
    The KitchenAid grinders are functional, black, and are just awesome!

    nun2sharp, good luck in your choice....just make sure you can return whatever you don't like

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    I took my Peugeot pepper mill with me when I left Belgium nearly 8 years ago. Still going strong. I'm with Gugi. I only fill small quantities at a time and keep the rest vacuum wrapped until needed.

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    check out the Vic Firth pepper mill. he used to be the timpanist for the BSO and now has a company that makes pepper mills and rolling pins.

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    Peugeot all the way, just like anything you may find a dud, but every peugeot I've used is awesome.

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