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  • JonathonJ Jonathon

    craigrice I’m playing around with something, it wouldn’t be official and we wouldnt sell it but if it works I’ll show it off and let everyone know how to do it. I have had this thought a few times but finally am spending the time and effort to make it work.

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    craigrice
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    Jonathon I will be looking forward to it

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    • JonathonJ Jonathon

      craigrice I’m playing around with something, it wouldn’t be official and we wouldnt sell it but if it works I’ll show it off and let everyone know how to do it. I have had this thought a few times but finally am spending the time and effort to make it work.

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      Jonathon I’ve got an idea on an adapter for the existing model. It came to me in a dream. lol

      Better Living Through BBQ!

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      • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

        Jonathon I’ve got an idea on an adapter for the existing model. It came to me in a dream. lol

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        craigrice
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        Joe Hell my thoughts were to exchange the burger tray for a smaller one with possible 1 or 2 more holes

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        • craigriceC craigrice

          Joe Hell my thoughts were to exchange the burger tray for a smaller one with possible 1 or 2 more holes

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          craigrice You might be able to add a plate within the cavity that would effectively reduce the overall size. The plexiglass would hold it in place. A ‘doughnut’ of wood or cutting board material should work just fine. If you wanted to get fancy a machine shop could make something too.

          Better Living Through BBQ!

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          • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

            craigrice You might be able to add a plate within the cavity that would effectively reduce the overall size. The plexiglass would hold it in place. A ‘doughnut’ of wood or cutting board material should work just fine. If you wanted to get fancy a machine shop could make something too.

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            Joe Hell that’s possible or a piece of plastic the same thickness ripped to width then cut the holes out with a hole saw at the drill press

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            • craigriceC craigrice

              Joe Hell that’s possible or a piece of plastic the same thickness ripped to width then cut the holes out with a hole saw at the drill press

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              craigrice That’s exactly what I was thinking!

              Better Living Through BBQ!

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                Joe Hell My idea is adding a smaller container to the cavity. I’ll pick things up this weekend and start testing sometime next week

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                • JonathonJ Jonathon

                  Joe Hell My idea is adding a smaller container to the cavity. I’ll pick things up this weekend and start testing sometime next week

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                  Jonathon I was thinking of a plastic cutting board the same thickness it could be worked with easily with woodworking tools

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                    If I were going to modify it what I’d do is just make a “filler” piece to fill in the openings, leaving an opening the size of the patties I wanted to make. Pretty sure that’d be the easiest way to make it work, at least in my mind I think it would. Worth a try.

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                    • AdamCAA AdamCA

                      If I were going to modify it what I’d do is just make a “filler” piece to fill in the openings, leaving an opening the size of the patties I wanted to make. Pretty sure that’d be the easiest way to make it work, at least in my mind I think it would. Worth a try.

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                      AdamCA the problem that I see in a filler piece is it would come out with each patty then need to be held in place for each movement of the slide

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                      • craigriceC craigrice

                        AdamCA the problem that I see in a filler piece is it would come out with each patty then need to be held in place for each movement of the slide

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                        craigrice The inside is angled so you could make the filler (1 for ea side) a friction fit, and I think if you used a nylon or cutting board material it would work. You wouldn’t have to move it from side to side if you made to plus it is a friction fit then it isn’t going to come out with the patties. If I get time I’ll try to make something and post pictures. I’m a wood worker and fairly certain I could come up with something that’ll work. The only reason I haven’t yet is because my wife prefers the breakfast sausage in bags instead of links and she can hand form patties if we want them.

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                        • AdamCAA AdamCA

                          craigrice The inside is angled so you could make the filler (1 for ea side) a friction fit, and I think if you used a nylon or cutting board material it would work. You wouldn’t have to move it from side to side if you made to plus it is a friction fit then it isn’t going to come out with the patties. If I get time I’ll try to make something and post pictures. I’m a wood worker and fairly certain I could come up with something that’ll work. The only reason I haven’t yet is because my wife prefers the breakfast sausage in bags instead of links and she can hand form patties if we want them.

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                          AdamCA yes I have all the woodworking tools also but I still make patty by hand press I just haven’t purchased a patty maker yet but looking at the adapter for the stuffer it has to breakdown for cleaning so changing the tray that slides should not be a problem

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                          • craigriceC craigrice

                            AdamCA yes I have all the woodworking tools also but I still make patty by hand press I just haven’t purchased a patty maker yet but looking at the adapter for the stuffer it has to breakdown for cleaning so changing the tray that slides should not be a problem

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                            craigrice You definitely could just make another tray to use for breakfast patties pretty easy. I don’t know why but I never even considered that, I just went straight to overthinking the solution and blew right past the easiest one.

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                            • AdamCAA AdamCA

                              craigrice You definitely could just make another tray to use for breakfast patties pretty easy. I don’t know why but I never even considered that, I just went straight to overthinking the solution and blew right past the easiest one.

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                              AdamCA the key would be to find a material that you could sanitize and be able to work a piece of maple might even work !

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                              • AdamCAA AdamCA

                                craigrice You definitely could just make another tray to use for breakfast patties pretty easy. I don’t know why but I never even considered that, I just went straight to overthinking the solution and blew right past the easiest one.

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                                AdamCA I think that 3 holes would be the way to go fill 1 then slide , fill 2, slide then 3 then when it is full you go the other way and drop that patty

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                                  craigrice You guys are already taking it fiurther than I was planning on doing. If you do try to cut out part of a cutting board make sure you get an angle to the edges as the cavities are angled.

                                  I am still going to try my very simple test!

                                  Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                                  • JonathonJ Jonathon

                                    craigrice You guys are already taking it fiurther than I was planning on doing. If you do try to cut out part of a cutting board make sure you get an angle to the edges as the cavities are angled.

                                    I am still going to try my very simple test!

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                                    Jonathon I was just going to point that out. That angle will actually help keep it in place as you dispense the patties. I have a friend with a cnc capable of pumping these out in either wood or plastic!

                                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                                      A friend of mine takes a piece of PVC pipe the size of the patty he wants and cuts it in half down the length. Then puts plastic wrap in one half and fills with sausage and wraps the plastic wrap over it and then the top half of PVC and clamps. Into the freezer for a few hours then cuts with his slicer. Just another idea.

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                                        My thought involves some PVC pipping too, used differently than that. If anyone is wanting to try what jehatha is talking about you can also do it with PolyTubing and freeze that and cut with a saw. It’s what a lot of commercial processors do when they dont have a patty machine.

                                        Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                                        • JonathonJ Jonathon

                                          My thought involves some PVC pipping too, used differently than that. If anyone is wanting to try what jehatha is talking about you can also do it with PolyTubing and freeze that and cut with a saw. It’s what a lot of commercial processors do when they dont have a patty machine.

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                                          Jonathon that’s the way we did it when I worked in that buisness

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