i just reread the original post plus followed the links to other forums. i was wondering if i could buy one ready to go somewhere.
thanks
tony
thanks
tony
i just reread the original post plus followed the links to other forums. i was wondering if i could buy one ready to go somewhere.
thanks
tony
i just reread the original post plus followed the links to other forums. i was wondering if i could buy one ready to go somewhere.
thanks
tony
I think that is a DIY project only, looks pretty straight forward but requires time than I have. I just purchased a 44lb mixer from cabelas that attaches to my 1hp grinder for $199 (on sale), they also have hand crank mixers for around that price. I know for a fact that I couldn't make a kirby mixer for less than that (my time is worth way more than that). I still gave it a pretty good consideration to make my own.....
I dont think Kirby would be offended, he is a good guy.No offense to Kirby and if I'm wrong for posting this, please let me know and I will remove it, but I have been thinking of buying one of theses..... This is a sheet rock mud mixer, you should be able to pick one at any Home Depot similar store cheap,using a corded drill........ mix away......SB
Wonder if the meat would clump in and around the paddles? Like it does on a KA mixer paddle.I have been considering it, just to give it a try.....What's your thoughts ???
I have one, got pics of all my parts somewhere i will find.couger what does your attatchment look like ? I love the simplicity of your design.
Mike, the initial version of the mixing blade/paddle looked like this. Made of hard plastic:couger what does your attatchment look like ? I love the simplicity of your design.