Turned, then collared
The body starts as a sawn ash blank and comes off the lathe as a plain cylinder. The steel collar is pressed on last, which is the only assembly step that has to be tight rather than merely neat.
Pexalori — Hong Kong
A plain column, a flat cap, one band of knurled steel at the neck. No crown, no turned rings, no badge. Eleven of them, in three heights and four finishes, made to our drawings rather than picked off a supplier’s sheet.

Steel burr for pepper
Ceramic burr for salt
Six grind settings
Supplied empty
Eleven, numbered. Prices are per mill and every one is supplied empty.
The body starts as a sawn ash blank and comes off the lathe as a plain cylinder. The steel collar is pressed on last, which is the only assembly step that has to be tight rather than merely neat.
Knurled 304 steel, cut rather than rolled, so it still bites with oil on your hands. It is the one part of the mill we would not make cheaper, and the only thing on it that catches the light.
$5.95 anywhere in the United States, typically 5–8 business days. $14.95 everywhere else. One rate per order, no surcharge for the tall mills. Mills go out within two business days, boxed with the burr already seated.
Thirty days, unused and unfilled. Once a mill has had salt or pepper through it we cannot resell it, so fill it after you have decided. Two years on the grinding mechanism.
Email info@pexalori.com and a person answers, usually within one business day. Stock and burr detail is on Care & Materials.