Home meat processing shop
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Dave in AZ Lol my first thought too but it might actually make it harder to see where you need to clean? Deepwoodsbutcher You are full send on this and it’s awesome! When it is done we will post it on our social medias, just tag me and JustinT
Jonathon said in Home meat processing shop:
Dave in AZ Lol my first thought too but it might actually make it harder to see where you need to clean? Deepwoodsbutcher You are full send on this and it’s awesome! When it is done we will post it on our social medias, just tag me and JustinT
Thank you, that will be a great!
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Here’s a look at the first coat. Waiting a few hours for it to be dry enough for the second coat.
Deepwoodsbutcher looks very nice. Thanks for keeping us updated
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Deepwoodsbutcher oh that looks nice. Is the red to hide blood?
Dave in AZ red is a pretty traditional color for meat processing floors. Most places I’ve worked in have this color flooring, whether USDA plant, custom shop or retail setting. I guess that is why I picked it. Blood stands out surprisingly well against this color, since as it dries it gets much darker and almost black. It should not be a hygiene issue.
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Deepwoodsbutcher looks very nice. Thanks for keeping us updated
kyle Thank you. I’m glad others are enjoying the process
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Managed to get 3 coats of epoxy over the entire floor. I’m pretty happy with the results so long as it holds up for awhile. It won’t be fully cured for about 10 days, but now I can move on to finish electrical and wall coverings.
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Managed to get 3 coats of epoxy over the entire floor. I’m pretty happy with the results so long as it holds up for awhile. It won’t be fully cured for about 10 days, but now I can move on to finish electrical and wall coverings.
Deepwoodsbutcher looks great! Yah, this is one of my favorite threads, I love watching your progress.
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Deepwoodsbutcher looks great! Yah, this is one of my favorite threads, I love watching your progress.
Dave in AZ thanks! I’m having fun with it.
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Managed to get 3 coats of epoxy over the entire floor. I’m pretty happy with the results so long as it holds up for awhile. It won’t be fully cured for about 10 days, but now I can move on to finish electrical and wall coverings.
Deepwoodsbutcher Love seeing your progress, thank you for sharing a little piece of your life.
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Managed to get 3 coats of epoxy over the entire floor. I’m pretty happy with the results so long as it holds up for awhile. It won’t be fully cured for about 10 days, but now I can move on to finish electrical and wall coverings.
Deepwoodsbutcher that floor looks great. Congrats
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Deepwoodsbutcher that floor looks great. Congrats
cdavis Thank you.
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Got the windows in today
Deepwoodsbutcher You’ve got a good buddy, that healer I see there. We lost our last one about a year ago & I just have not been able to find someone to wear ol Duke’s shoes, yet. They will help you every bit of the way if they can.
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Managed to get 3 coats of epoxy over the entire floor. I’m pretty happy with the results so long as it holds up for awhile. It won’t be fully cured for about 10 days, but now I can move on to finish electrical and wall coverings.
Deepwoodsbutcher That is really looking good & coming right along. You will be ready for the next big batch in no time flat.
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Deepwoodsbutcher You’ve got a good buddy, that healer I see there. We lost our last one about a year ago & I just have not been able to find someone to wear ol Duke’s shoes, yet. They will help you every bit of the way if they can.
calldoctoday He’s a great dog. Always by our sides. Managed to find himself a porcupine the other day. Thankfully, it wasn’t bad at all. My other dog passed away this winter at 15.5. He would go all out on porcupines. Killed one once and was absolutely covered in quills. He just stood there wagging his tail while I pulled out close to 50 of them. Still ended up at the vet because he had them up his nasal cavity. Glad our healer backed off quickly.
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Deepwoodsbutcher That is really looking good & coming right along. You will be ready for the next big batch in no time flat.
calldoctoday said in Home meat processing shop:
Deepwoodsbutcher That is really looking good & coming right along. You will be ready for the next big batch in no time flat.
Definitely have some big batches in my future. I’ve got over 100#s of butts in my freezer and 2 beef scheduled for the summer (wish people scheduled closer to fall, but it never goes that way lol).
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calldoctoday said in Home meat processing shop:
Deepwoodsbutcher That is really looking good & coming right along. You will be ready for the next big batch in no time flat.
Definitely have some big batches in my future. I’ve got over 100#s of butts in my freezer and 2 beef scheduled for the summer (wish people scheduled closer to fall, but it never goes that way lol).
Deepwoodsbutcher Now, all you have to plan are the seasonings. That’s the hard choice.
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Deepwoodsbutcher Now, all you have to plan are the seasonings. That’s the hard choice.
zbigjeff I know. How do I choose?
I’ve got a few ideas for some smaller test batches to try. Going to with an apple and maple sage breakfast sausage. But still open to more possibilities. -
calldoctoday He’s a great dog. Always by our sides. Managed to find himself a porcupine the other day. Thankfully, it wasn’t bad at all. My other dog passed away this winter at 15.5. He would go all out on porcupines. Killed one once and was absolutely covered in quills. He just stood there wagging his tail while I pulled out close to 50 of them. Still ended up at the vet because he had them up his nasal cavity. Glad our healer backed off quickly.
Deepwoodsbutcher Yikes on the porcupines. But, That is a beautiful healer you have. He has a little of Bentley’s mark too!
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Deepwoodsbutcher Yikes on the porcupines. But, That is a beautiful healer you have. He has a little of Bentley’s mark too!
calldoctoday Thank you!
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calldoctoday He’s a great dog. Always by our sides. Managed to find himself a porcupine the other day. Thankfully, it wasn’t bad at all. My other dog passed away this winter at 15.5. He would go all out on porcupines. Killed one once and was absolutely covered in quills. He just stood there wagging his tail while I pulled out close to 50 of them. Still ended up at the vet because he had them up his nasal cavity. Glad our healer backed off quickly.
Deepwoodsbutcher beautiful dog thanks for sharing.
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Deepwoodsbutcher beautiful dog thanks for sharing.
cdavis Thanks.
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