Pics of the Unigrinder (finally)

[Plain ol Bill]

Mumble, mumble - all this hocus pocus stuff w/ pictures. Uploaded them to Photopoint so if I get the address to it right you can take a look if ya want.

http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1727620&a=13289168&f=0

[This message has been edited by Plain ol Bill (edited 06-16-2001).]

 

[The Zodiac]

Bill
it did not have any pix in it, I would love to see what it looks like
Z

 

[rfrink]

Boy O Boy! Bill Hit a Home run!

That is a fine looking machine. Incredible craftsmanship....nice touch on the levers too (hee hee).

Bill, great job....that machine is a beauty!

Folks, you've got to see it! I could't view it at photopoint, but he was kind enough to email me directly.

Thank you for sharing Bill,

-Rob


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Robert Frink
Beaumont Metal Works

 

[Gwinnydapooh]

Don't forget to move them from your "inbox" to the album itself. Can't wait to see them.

 

[RobertHankins]

I believe they are probably still in your inbox on Photopoint. You need to move them to another album and post that address so they can be viewed...

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http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=205453

 

[Plain ol Bill]

Sorry guys, I went in and moved the pics to an album and updated the link in the first message.

 

[Mike G]

Bill

Very good job!!!

Do you have a materials list, and are you going to work on some written plans?
I'd be highly interested in purchasing a set of plans from you. That is the BEST grinder I've seen yet! Beats the hell out of any I've seen yet!!!

Mike

 

[Bruce Bump]

Bill That is a great piece of workmanship! I love those artsy green vine handles. Bruce B

 

[C L Wilkins]

That is one fine looking machine!

C Wilkins

 

[Peter Atwood]

Someone get me a lobster bib and quick! Great job Bill! How much time and materials to make one?

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Peter Atwood

email: fountainman@hotmail.com

 

[Andrew McLurkin]

Impressive machine Bill! Looks very well built and versatile. Thanks for posting the pictures.

 

[NickWheeler]

Looks great Bill! How's it working? I love those vine/leaf handles too

Sorry I didn't make it up to try it out yet. I was hoping my dad and I could stop by last Sunday after the show, but we just had too much to do.

I'm glad it's finished...now I want to see some knives!!!

Oh by the way, not to rain on Bill's parade or anything...but those of you asking about plans and such: Bill made this grinder off of plans he bought from the man that came up with the Unigrinder. Bill made some changes (improvments) so that it would be a little easier/cost effective to get it up and running. I looked over the plans before Bill started on it, and for $50 they are awfully well done plans...full Autocad drawings.

This machine isn't a simple week-end project though! Unless maybe you are very proficient at reading plans, have a fully equipped metal working fab shob, and have the parts all ready to roll before you start....and I'd still bet a nickel against it.

Hopefully I'll get to try it out soon.

Nick