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lkrfletcher & Surg Congrats guys. Well done.
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Congrats lkrfletcher and Surg i guarantee you will wear it and make it look better than I do….lol
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bocephus yep sure am. I was supposed to be working today but I had a diverticulitis flare up yesterday and had to stay home on sick leave. Guess it worked out ok to watch the game at least!
ND Mike have you had opportunity to get out and drill some holes? Good luck and stay safe on the ice. Going after some trout tomorrow.
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lkrfletcher & Surg Congrats guys. Well done.
Surg & lkrfletcher congrats on your win. Enjoy the aprons.
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ND Mike have you had opportunity to get out and drill some holes? Good luck and stay safe on the ice. Going after some trout tomorrow.
YooperDog I have not. I’ve been under the weather a bit the last couple of weeks. Hoping to get out soon.
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Congrats to lkrfletcher and Surg ! My hat’s off to ya chefs!
Speaking of hats, Well you know twilliams put your hat on please, “Momma Where is my sunglasses?” Tee Hee hee ;<)
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Congratulations lkrfletcher & Surg.
What’s the next contest for 2022?
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Congratulations on your big win lkrfletcher and Surg . Post pics in your new aprons when you get them
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Congrats lkrfletcher and Surg i guarantee you will wear it and make it look better than I do….lol
twilliams You should look into some suction cup feet for the stuffer, they do work very good.
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Okay, we are at 17,560, I believe that # to be inaccurate BUT it is the only # we have to go by so it will be the official winner. The winner in THIS post was lkrfletcher at 17,450, and the winner for https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/4405/meatgistics-podcast-raw-diet was Surg Congrats guys, we will be in touch for shipping information and we will get your Artisan Apron shipped!
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Congrats to lkrfletcher and Surg ! My hat’s off to ya chefs!
Speaking of hats, Well you know twilliams put your hat on please, “Momma Where is my sunglasses?” Tee Hee hee ;<)
@dennyo its actually time to shave the head it’s getting way too long
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twilliams You should look into some suction cup feet for the stuffer, they do work very good.
bocephus it’s the only place I do my processing so I’m gonna drill holes in the base and lag bolt it down.
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bocephus it’s the only place I do my processing so I’m gonna drill holes in the base and lag bolt it down.
twilliams You might find that it will behoove you to use a machine bolt with a fender washer & a lock washer in that application vs the Lag. At least from what I am seeing. The apron looks great. Got two for my sons this season.
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twilliams You might find that it will behoove you to use a machine bolt with a fender washer & a lock washer in that application vs the Lag. At least from what I am seeing. The apron looks great. Got two for my sons this season.
calldoctoday yeah your probably right on the machine bolt. Not sure why I said lag, I meant carriage. But even that wouldn’t be as good as a machine bolt.
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calldoctoday yeah your probably right on the machine bolt. Not sure why I said lag, I meant carriage. But even that wouldn’t be as good as a machine bolt.
calldoctoday yeah your probably right on the machine bolt. Not sure why I said lag, I meant carriage. But even that wouldn’t be as good as a machine bolt.
Even though guys are having good luck with suction cups, I keep my stuffer bolted down to a work surface.
If I couldn’t bolt it to the kitchen counter or kitchen table, I guess I might try the suction cups.
Another option is to bolt it to board and clamp it to the work surface with a couple of C clamps.
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calldoctoday yeah your probably right on the machine bolt. Not sure why I said lag, I meant carriage. But even that wouldn’t be as good as a machine bolt.
twilliams There would not be anything wrong with a carriage or even a stove bolt for this application, so long as it is bolted vs screwed. I do the same thing when talking about them sometimes.
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calldoctoday yeah your probably right on the machine bolt. Not sure why I said lag, I meant carriage. But even that wouldn’t be as good as a machine bolt.
Even though guys are having good luck with suction cups, I keep my stuffer bolted down to a work surface.
If I couldn’t bolt it to the kitchen counter or kitchen table, I guess I might try the suction cups.
Another option is to bolt it to board and clamp it to the work surface with a couple of C clamps.
processhead Best option is a dedicated meat processing shed or room where we can set everything up perfectly to include a walk in cooler & maybe even a freezer. That way everything is dedicated, bolted down, & can be washed down & sanitized efficiently. That would be a utopian dream set up for me though, so just keep clamping my beast down with deep reaching & double footed C-Clamps. I have been dreaming about that set-up for so long now it must not matter.
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processhead Best option is a dedicated meat processing shed or room where we can set everything up perfectly to include a walk in cooler & maybe even a freezer. That way everything is dedicated, bolted down, & can be washed down & sanitized efficiently. That would be a utopian dream set up for me though, so just keep clamping my beast down with deep reaching & double footed C-Clamps. I have been dreaming about that set-up for so long now it must not matter.
calldoctoday I seen on here were someone bought a rolling cart for their setup and thought that might help, so I got one too and now need to get all my equipment together and see about positioning since I as you will probably not have that dedicated meat room any time soon.
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