I have included a few recolours (for those who feel the need) but personally I think the 'original' wooden one looks the best. This way, you can get a more realistic look to your you can place it together with another object already on the grid (see pictures). If you use it together with the 'boolProp snapObjectsToGrid false' cheat.
(and this is the reason I want you to test it) it is cloned from a 'special' Maxis object that CAN use the 'moveobjects on' cheat. For the 'purists' out there ( ), I have made it as a single item. This comes as a single mill, (with complementary matching Salt Mill. This is a wooden Black Pepper Mill/Grinder for your kitchen surfaces/restaurant/Dining table. Made with SimPE v 0.33, EP ready, unique GUID and colour enabled.
I then line this up on the sled and set the stop in that place so I can make repeated cuts at that length.īecause these are tiny segments, I make a little ramp to the side of the blade so all of the pieces will fall away from the blade after they’re cut.***UDATED** Added Matching Salt & Pepper SET *** To set the length of the segments I measure out the first one and mark it on the piece. With this sled, you pivot the fences and cut your segments alternating between the fences. I'm lucky enough to know exactly where these pallets came from and what they were used for (food transport) so I'm confident enough that they are safe to use for my project.**įor the segments, I use my wedgie sled which has already been setup at 7.5 degrees to cut 24 segments. **It is worth noting that pallet wood is not always safe for food related projects and if you don't know the source of the pallet, it's best to just avoid using it for anything food related.
Darker colored wood is mahogany from some salvaged deck balusters. Lighter colored wood is oak, poplar, and maple pallet wood (I just used poplar).
I start with a bucket of materials that I’ve milled up previously for another segmented turning.
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