Finally, high-end salt and pepper shakers...
"Who Else Wants Access To The World's First Titanium Salt & Pepper Shakers...No One Else Had The Balls To Make?"
From: Magnus Macdonald, MagnusX.com
Dear Friend,
If you want to see the world’s first titanium salt and pepper shakers, then keep reading this page...
I’ll cut to the chase here:
These high-end titanium salt and pepper shakers are not for everyone.
I respect that your time is important to you, so I am not going to waste it.
If you are someone who can confidently say 'yes' to the below statements – then I’m talking to you:
-- You buy the best you can whenever possible
-- You appreciate quality and understand it’s always the best deal in the long run
-- You expect whatever you buy to last forever (i.e you understand that you should only have to buy something once)
-- You understand that products which seem “high priced” at the time… almost always turn out to be the biggest bargain!
If you hesitated -- even a little -- when reading any of the above statements... then probably best you hit the ‘back’ button. I'm as serious as cancer here.
But if you thought, ‘yes, that’s me, that’s how I think!' -- then read on…
Now, before I continue, I have a serious confession for you:
In producing the salt and pepper shakers I'm about to reveal to you I totally miscalculated the time, effort and cost involved. What seemed like, a “normal” project turned into a totally different beast!
These new, never-before-seen salt and pepper shakers are something other “normal” creators simply wouldn’t even attempt. But, if you know even a little about me, you’ll know I’m far from “normal”.
I would like to present to you the result of a lot of blood, sweat and tears -- The TiShakers™.
First let me introduce the TiShaker™ 'Dots' Set:
- Before I continue…
- I cannot just show you a couple of photos of the TiShakers™ and leave it there.
- There are simply too many smart and sexy design features I must tell you about:
- I specifically made no attempt to make the TiShakers™ lightweight. Yes, they are made out of titanium - but it was important these have a "solid" feel to them. And they do.
And get this...
I designed the slotted "cap" on the bottom to be rock-solid and relativey heavy. The reason for this is it allows the TiShakers™ to have a super-low center-of-gravity (you can probably detect my obsessive and compulsive personality traits coming through here).
Yes, I really went to town on every part of the design of these. This low center-of-gravity on the TiShakers™ helps ensure they don't topple-over when pushed or slid across a surface.
Also, I have designed the threads so that it's impossible to "over-tighten" them.
In other words: the cap will always unscrew easily however much force you use to tighten it.
The cap at the bottom has a chunky "slot" so you can use whatever is close at hand to screw and unscrew the cap when you need to top-up with salt or pepper.
Oh, and get this...
I designed the cap thread to be fairly coarse so if you manage get any salt of pepper on the threads when re-filling... they will still close and not cause you any issues. I've gone through every possible scenario in how you will use your TiShakers™.
The holes for dispensing salt and pepper have been kept ultra-minimalist.
I have created two holes to dispense the salt, and three holes to dispense pepper. This allows you to quickly and easily identify which shaker is salt and which is pepper -in one quick glance.
The TiShakers™ are around 40mm (just over 1.5") tall and and 29mm (just over 1.1") in diameter.
As with all my other high-end titanium products - the TiShakers™ are going to be receiving my proprietary satin-smooth finish.
Only now -- after producing these one-of-a-kind and ultra high-end titanium TiShaker™ Sets -- do I understand why no-one else produced them.
And this is why I most likely will not be producing them ever again either.
Simply put:
This is probably the only chance you will ever get to invest in a TiShaker™ Set like this. When they’re gone, they’re gone!
To impossibly high standards,
Magnus
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