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need help please, looking for

Postby zameluzza » Tue May 25, 2010 2:32 pm

Hi there, I need your help, I'm looking for a mincer?? not sure if it is called that way, it's not to make ground meat, it's more mincing the meat in to small pieces, here is a picture that looks simular to what I'm looking for
http://www.metzgerei-kohnen.de/assets/images/schwein5.jpg

I had this gadget to use from my friend, but he does not like it to much when he has to lend his appliances
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in the Sausage Maker catalogue I sah the " Meat Cuber" is that what I'm looking for?
http://www.sausagemaker.com/31260meatcuberstainlesssteel.aspx

or is it more the slicer?

http://www.sausagemaker.com/32040manualjerkyslicer.aspx

the one above with the picture that I was borrowing from my friend , works like this, you cut the meat in to cubes and put them in there and the cubes get slices , very simple.
does anyone has this gadet and can tell me about it please :)

I really need to find a gadget that does what I need. please help
thanks :)
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Postby BriCan » Wed May 26, 2010 7:43 am

I think what you are looking for is what we call in the trade a 'meat tenderizer. Try this link.

http://www.meattenderizerworld.com/

if so there are usually second hand ones around at good prices

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Postby zameluzza » Thu May 27, 2010 3:26 am

BriCan wrote:I think what you are looking for is what we call in the trade a 'meat tenderizer. Try this link.

http://www.meattenderizerworld.com/

if so there are usually second hand ones around at good prices

Robert


thanks I will look in to that,

I also found some on ebay, but sadly they are in europe :(
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Postby BriCan » Thu May 27, 2010 3:43 am

Looking at your Blog I am assuming that you are back east, have you got a price you would like to spend or are you looking for some one to ask you to take it off there hands :lol: I will keep an eye on the auctions out this way (one this weekend) you never know.

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Postby zameluzza » Thu May 27, 2010 7:24 pm

BriCan wrote:Looking at your Blog I am assuming that you are back east, have you got a price you would like to spend or are you looking for some one to ask you to take it off there hands :lol: I will keep an eye on the auctions out this way (one this weekend) you never know.

Robert


thanks briCan, well I have not really thought on a price, since I have no idea what they are worth here in canada, the one I was using was just a small attachment to a grinder, that option would be awesome, but I can't afford the big havy duty machines the prfessionals have :(

so what can I say 200.00 $$ ??? I have really no clue :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Postby BriCan » Thu May 27, 2010 10:00 pm

zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
so what can I say 200.00 $$ ??? I have really no clue :oops: :oops: :oops:


And to think I binned one four years ago :oops:
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Postby zameluzza » Fri May 28, 2010 4:46 am

BriCan wrote:
zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
so what can I say 200.00 $$ ??? I have really no clue :oops: :oops: :oops:


And to think I binned one four years ago :oops:

oh no!! :shock:
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Postby BriCan » Fri May 28, 2010 5:53 am

zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
so what can I say 200.00 $$ ??? I have really no clue :oops: :oops: :oops:


And to think I binned one four years ago :oops:

oh no!! :shock:



I was talking to a supplier about a new sausage stuffer as mine is ready to give up the goast, I remembered about this just before I put bown the phone so enquiered about a used one; yes came back the answer, we have a used Hobart one; one of the best.


In a shot I asked 'how much"


to which the reply came back ....


'$1,700



to which I just about droped the phone. :cry:

I will keep an eye out.

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Postby zameluzza » Fri May 28, 2010 2:11 pm

BriCan wrote:
zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
so what can I say 200.00 $$ ??? I have really no clue :oops: :oops: :oops:


And to think I binned one four years ago :oops:

oh no!! :shock:



I was talking to a supplier about a new sausage stuffer as mine is ready to give up the goast, I remembered about this just before I put bown the phone so enquiered about a used one; yes came back the answer, we have a used Hobart one; one of the best.


In a shot I asked 'how much"


to which the reply came back ....


'$1,700



to which I just about droped the phone. :cry:

I will keep an eye out.

Robert


wow!! then again Hobard is good :) I was looking for a dough mixer, and my jaw dropped, I will wait till my parents move to canada they will get me a dough mixer *LOL* ** giggle****

anyways thanks for keeping an eye open for me :mrgreen:
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Postby BriCan » Wed Jun 02, 2010 8:47 pm

zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
zameluzza wrote:
BriCan wrote:
so what can I say 200.00 $$ ??? I have really no clue :oops: :oops: :oops:


And to think I binned one four years ago :oops:

oh no!! :shock:



Had to go and have the belt replaced on my slicer this a.m. and while there I did esquire about this for you. They showed me a fairly new on that was in the link I posted, price is too much. :cry:

Any way he said he had a thing (his words) that I might be interested in ...... yes you guessed it I am almost sure it is what you are looking for. It is a stand alone fixture with two sets of blades, looks really dangerous :roll: It needs a wash after which I will take photos and post, if it is what you are looking for let me know.

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Re: need help please, looking for

Postby BriCan » Thu Jun 10, 2010 2:08 am

zameluzza wrote:Hi there, I need your help, I'm looking for a mincer?? not sure if it is called that way, it's not to make ground meat, it's more mincing the meat in to small pieces, here is a picture that looks simular to what I'm looking for
http://www.metzgerei-kohnen.de/assets/images/schwein5.jpg

I had this gadget to use from my friend, but he does not like it to much when he has to lend his appliances

does anyone has this gadget and can tell me about it please :)

I really need to find a gadget that does what I need. please help
thanks :)


I have found what you are looking for, this one is a standalone meaning that it dose not attach to anything to work. The bonus is that it comes with two blades so you have the choice of thick or thin. I have had the machine up and working both forwards as well as reverse :? this levees me confused as to why the reverse.

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The ball is in your court now as they say.

Robert :lol:
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Postby Jaunty » Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:20 pm

The reverse is probably just to help clear any blockages that may occur
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Re: need help please, looking for

Postby zameluzza » Sun Jan 22, 2012 2:12 am

Robert, I missed this post :( OMG where did you find this, what was the name for it, I'm still looking for one.

BriCan wrote:
zameluzza wrote:Hi there, I need your help, I'm looking for a mincer?? not sure if it is called that way, it's not to make ground meat, it's more mincing the meat in to small pieces, here is a picture that looks simular to what I'm looking for
http://www.metzgerei-kohnen.de/assets/images/schwein5.jpg

I had this gadget to use from my friend, but he does not like it to much when he has to lend his appliances

does anyone has this gadget and can tell me about it please :)

I really need to find a gadget that does what I need. please help
thanks :)


I have found what you are looking for, this one is a standalone meaning that it dose not attach to anything to work. The bonus is that it comes with two blades so you have the choice of thick or thin. I have had the machine up and working both forwards as well as reverse :? this levees me confused as to why the reverse.

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The ball is in your court now as they say.

Robert :lol:
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Postby saucisson » Mon Jan 23, 2012 9:09 am

The label on the side says it's a KUN SHAN HOO IRON WORKS
TP-101 Table type single aperture meat cutting machine. If that helps...
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Postby ChickenTurtle » Sun Jan 29, 2012 9:12 pm

Whatever it is, it looks like it should be condemned. I wouldn't eat anything that had been through that monstrosity! :x
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