wood pepper grinder, with adjustable grinder, pepper grinders, MY#8F, 5"-YM02

got this bad boy and was pretty happy - got a bag of peppercorns and was off! i was doing coarse grinding, fine grinding, i was just a pepper grinding machine! then it came time for my first 'refill'. i popped open the top like i had done for the initial fill, sloppily got peppercorns all over the floor with a few into the chamber, screwed the top back on, and was off again! oh wait... no. the entire mechanism seemed to have stopped grinding. i am admittedly a spazz, so i took the thing apart, swallowed my pride and asked for the wise counsel of my wife, and alas, she was also unable to solve the problem. all of the pieces were in place, the parts cleaned, and still no grinding.the part that' s a real bummer is that it came with a "one year warranty"; i reached out to the company a few weeks ago, and have not yet heard a response. i ended up buying a grinder from OXO that i'm sure will last more than 2 months. not the end of the world for a ~$10 product, but didn't meet expectations.

It's a pepper mill. Nothing more, nothing less. It doesn't produce SUPER rough crack, at its coarsest it's still a medium grind, so if you need rough cracked pepper for something like steak au poivre, a mortar & pestle is still your #1 bet. But it spits out pepper like a madman and the grind is VERY consistent, it doesn't get bound up or struggle to bring peppercorns down into the teeth, the fit and finish is good (not perfect, but this isn't asking much money) and it does exactly what it needs to - grind pepper quickly and consistently. the action is very smooth and pleasant to use, too.

Horrible Peppermill Grinder! Do not waste your money or energy and effort to return it after it arrives you will see what a terrible pepper grinder it is!Chamber for peppercorns is tinyWill not turn easy to grind only pepper DUST comes out!

It's still going strong with grinding up coarse Himalayan salt chunks. This grinder does NOT adjust, it won't make some coarse chunks and some fine depending on how you screw it together (which I believe it was advertised to do at the time I bought it), it makes everything pretty evenly fine. I love it though and have seen no signs of it breaking down yet. It's easy to refill, easy to turn. There's some resistance on the first turn each time, but then it works great. Weird to write a review on a salt grinder maybe, but I love this thing!

I bought 2. One seems good. But the other one is hard to turn and makes a weird noise. I don’t really like it. Not only that... I’m handicapped from my hands so it’s a struggle. I emailed the seller and they have ignored me. That’s poor customer service.They finally emailed me back and said CONTACT AMAZON.I will never by from this company again.

Ordered this item and it id delivered without the lid.. cannot return this item as per the return policy..No use because of this damaged delivery..

It grinds peppercorns very well, which is obviously what I was looking for. The packaging was very minimal, just the box and bubble wrap, no instructions. I don't know if that's normal or not. You can pretty much figure out how to make it work by looking at it, though. The quality of it feels good, I like the wood more than I would have liked something metal or plastic. When I first tried turning it, it made an unpleasant squeaky/screechy noise--turning the knob on top tighter fixed that. Would have been better with a quick 1 page instruction but really just play around with it.

This pepper grinder uses ceramic grinding jaws versus cheaper plastic teeth that break or wear out over time, and the wood body of it is pretty nice.Easy to disassemble, easy to fill, consistent grind, looks great.Downside is that the grind is not adjustable (at least that I have seen anyway). Not necessarily a bad thing since I prefer a coarser grind which this does flawlessly, but if you are looking for something that can go from really fine to really coarse, this is not the grinder for you.

Very happy with the purchase. For 22 canadien shipped, I got a good looking mill with ceramic mechanism. Finish is fine. I have never encountered that kind of wood before. Not hard wood but better then poplar tree or spruce. I use it every day

Metal shaft is starting to wear away after a couple of months

hard to turn and slippery

Pour cuisiner tous les jours sans faire de la cuisine intensive , c'est très bien.