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rho
@rho@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp last month

I've been using the same manual handheld coffee grinder every day for 4 years now, and in that time its rubbery grip has started to fall apart. I've seen folks use a Turk's head knots as grips, so I tried my hand at tying one as a replacement grinder grip. My knotting could be a bit more even, but overall it turned out well and functions great!

#repair

Assembled grinder with completed Turk's head knot sitting on a desk in front of a bag of coffee.
Assembled grinder with completed Turk's head knot sitting on a desk in front of a bag of coffee.
Assembled grinder with completed Turk's head knot sitting on a desk in front of a bag of coffee.
Hand holding the completed Turk's head knot on the assembled grinder.
Hand holding the completed Turk's head knot on the assembled grinder.
Hand holding the completed Turk's head knot on the assembled grinder.
A hand holding the top section of a hand held grinder with the starting lead of the knot held on with a rubber band.
A hand holding the top section of a hand held grinder with the starting lead of the knot held on with a rubber band.
A hand holding the top section of a hand held grinder with the starting lead of the knot held on with a rubber band.
Top (grinding) section of a hand held coffee grinder with the torn rubber grip removed.
Top (grinding) section of a hand held coffee grinder with the torn rubber grip removed.
Top (grinding) section of a hand held coffee grinder with the torn rubber grip removed.
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