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HRK
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Originally posted by cee_Kamp:
By the time you purchase the large LEM meat grinder, the large mixing tub that is an attachment for the LEM grinder, and finally the LEM electric sausage stuffer, You will be near $3000.

And like Pipe Smoker with his request for the white coated sausage stuffer operator, I believe I would like one also. Maybe two!

GrumpyBiker, you did a beautiful job with your restoration!


Those white coated sausage stuffers are considerably more expense than the equipment... Big Grin
 
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cee_Kamp
Buy that Classic SIG in All Stainless,
No rail wear will be painless.
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How does that quote go? "If it flies, floats, or f^&*#, it's better to rent it"
Yeah, that's the quote.
I didn't want to buy, just a short term rental. Razz


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SW_Sig
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Looks great, much sturdier than my sausage stuffer that holds 11 lbs.
 
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pace40
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Great job!

I've got Grandma's 2 qt in the basement that needs about as much work. Maybe I'll get to it this winter.


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downeastnc1
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Is there a date?
 
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amals
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Really nice job. Beautiful work.
 
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V-Tail
אַרְיֵה
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Originally posted by downeastnc1:

Is there a date?
With a white coated sausage stuffer?


הרחפת שלי מלאה בצלופחים
 
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Calif Phil
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Fantastic job, looks great. Would someone buy it as art or would they use it? Curious what the value of something like that is.
 
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GrumpyBiker
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Originally posted by bigpond73:
Cool restoration! Thanks for sharing. How many hours do you estimate you put into restoring it?



I have 12 hours labor into it.
I expect someone will buy it as a statement piece. My wife wants to keep it but we can’t keep everything. I buy too much stuff at auctions & estate sales.



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ryan81986
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I second the idea of creating a YouTube channel. If you have the patience to film (The correct way) and edit/pay someone to edit, you can potentially make some decent cash. Random object restoration videos get millions of views on YouTube. It's a form of ASMR. You're doing it already anyway, add in a few more hours of work and potentially get paid twice.

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