Editing Building your own grinder
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− | This is one of those e-z sharp appliances that you can find in many hardware stores. These things are advertised as wet grinders, but they are worthless, and often not even trued. I've tried using | + | This is one of those e-z sharp appliances that you can find in many hardware stores. These things are advertised as wet grinders, but they are worthless, and often not even trued. I've tried using the as wet grinder for de-pitting a wedge, and they suck. But luckily, you can turn them into something useful. |
== How to build the grinder == | == How to build the grinder == |