Suction Cups on Mixer
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ND Mike’s post about suction cups on stuffers reminded me that they worked so well that I thought why not on my mixer. Sure enough they worked great and I can now mix by myself without fastening or clamping to the counter
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ND Mike’s post about suction cups on stuffers reminded me that they worked so well that I thought why not on my mixer. Sure enough they worked great and I can now mix by myself without fastening or clamping to the counter
glen I didn’t even think about that use! That is awesome.
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ND Mike’s post about suction cups on stuffers reminded me that they worked so well that I thought why not on my mixer. Sure enough they worked great and I can now mix by myself without fastening or clamping to the counter
glen Great to know, I will have to order a set for my mixer. Thanks
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This is something I have thought about trying. Does anyone know if they work with the Waltons 50# mixer?
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With the mixer hooked to a grinder I haven’t noticed the mixer moving, mixing by hand the feet may work well on a 50# mixer if they fit.
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Deepwoodsbutcher A few things, you can’t use them on the 50 lb and hook it up to a grinder, it will be too low to hookup. It will also force you to have the handle hanging over an edge on the 50 lb because the feet will be too low and the handle will hit whatever surface you are doing it from.
glen Great thought and glad it works well on the 20 lb model! Theoretically, you could do it on the 50 lb as well with just some moving to the edge but I think the 20 lb model is going to be the main one that this helps. Good ingenuity!
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Deepwoodsbutcher A few things, you can’t use them on the 50 lb and hook it up to a grinder, it will be too low to hookup. It will also force you to have the handle hanging over an edge on the 50 lb because the feet will be too low and the handle will hit whatever surface you are doing it from.
glen Great thought and glad it works well on the 20 lb model! Theoretically, you could do it on the 50 lb as well with just some moving to the edge but I think the 20 lb model is going to be the main one that this helps. Good ingenuity!
Jonathon Thank you, btw my mixer is an older 20 lb. model with a long handle so I do have to move it to the edge
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Deepwoodsbutcher A few things, you can’t use them on the 50 lb and hook it up to a grinder, it will be too low to hookup. It will also force you to have the handle hanging over an edge on the 50 lb because the feet will be too low and the handle will hit whatever surface you are doing it from.
glen Great thought and glad it works well on the 20 lb model! Theoretically, you could do it on the 50 lb as well with just some moving to the edge but I think the 20 lb model is going to be the main one that this helps. Good ingenuity!
Jonathon Thanks for the clarification. Unfortunately, I can’t hook it up to my commercial grinder anyway. But I’ll give it a go and see if it will work with hand cranking.
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