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  1. 24th February 2011, 08:29 AM #1
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    Default Heads-up... grinder

    Aldi will have a nice little coffee grinder in-store from the 3rd of March. I use one for grinding shellac and various compounds to make them more readily dissolvable.
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  2. 24th February 2011, 08:56 AM #2
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    Great idea Woodwould. They're also excellent for grinding up your favourite spice mix to rub into chicken, fish etc. You can grind your nuts with them too.

    Aside: saw the man with three wooden heads in Breaker Morant a couple of days ago.
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  3. 24th February 2011, 09:46 AM #3
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    Thanks WW. I need another one. SWMBO won't let me use the one in the kitchen any more after the workshop one died.
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    "You can grind your nuts with them too."
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  5. 24th February 2011, 11:18 AM #5
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    Sounds like the only thing they're bad at grinding is coffee

    Those spinning blade ones do make a terrible cuppa...
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  6. 24th February 2011, 05:12 PM #6
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    great , hand grinding oyster shell is tedious.....
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  7. 24th February 2011, 09:02 PM #7
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    My wife brought one with her when she married me. Never smelt like coffee though, had a sort of herby, smoky smell....
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