Patty Maker sausage insert
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Finally got some sausage used up from the freezer and was able to make more with the new insert. Turned out fantastic.
Grimpuppy That’s a mighty fine breakfast! The patties look good. The insert must work pretty good
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Finally got some sausage used up from the freezer and was able to make more with the new insert. Turned out fantastic.
Grimpuppy Hearty breakfast there. It looks like the set up works.
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Just woke up and saw this post now I want breakfast
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Has anyone tried to download the file from the link I posted? Just want to make sure the file is downloadable.
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Has anyone tried to download the file from the link I posted? Just want to make sure the file is downloadable.
Grimpuppy said in Patty Maker sausage insert:
Has anyone tried to download the file from the link I posted? Just want to make sure the file is downloadable.
I wish I had a 3D printer because I would have downloaded it for sure!!
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Finally got some sausage used up from the freezer and was able to make more with the new insert. Turned out fantastic.
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Has anyone tried to download the file from the link I posted? Just want to make sure the file is downloadable.
Grimpuppy It downloaded and sent just fine thanks!!
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My next 3d print project. A new insert for my patty maker for sausage patties. This has 2 1/2” diameter holes. The holes are tapered as the original. I didn’t reduce the thickness of the patties. I will test it out with current thickness. After I test it out and make sure it works, I will share the file if anyone is interested in getting one made.
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bleathery I am not selling them. You can download the file and have one made. If you don’t have a 3d printer, you can do a google search for a community workshop in your area to print it for a moderate fee. Usually cheaper than having a company do it. I had mine made by HammerSpace in Kansas City. You can use their website to upload the file. They will email a price and the shipping cost to make one.
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bleathery I am not selling them. You can download the file and have one made. If you don’t have a 3d printer, you can do a google search for a community workshop in your area to print it for a moderate fee. Usually cheaper than having a company do it. I had mine made by HammerSpace in Kansas City. You can use their website to upload the file. They will email a price and the shipping cost to make one.
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