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  1. 3rd February 2014, 08:29 PM #1
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    Chinese meat grinders

    Anybody have one or used one of these style Chinese mincers?????
    Looking for a heavy duty grinder to mince fish offal/frames/bait into berley.
    Will also want to make sausages into the future.
    There was a member last year who bought the $80 style Chinese mincer and it was rubbish.
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    I wish I had something like that years ago.... my neighbour and I used to mince our berley with a hand mincer........ 2 wheelie bins full of Mackerel frames and offal..... never again
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    My last brew was done with a hand mincer on my own.Half a day to fill 2x25lt drums.I said the same,never again!!!!
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    Do they make log splitters too?
    After the grief you had with the splitter, I'm surprised you'd even consider more Chinese crap.
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    Seen how much the italian ones are for the same capacity???.Try $2000 plus.
    Bit expensive for a berley machine.
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    How about connecting a variable speed drill or electric motor, belt and pullies to a hand grinder?
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    I use one similar to mince works well
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    How about connecting a variable speed drill or electric motor, belt and pullies to a hand grinder?
    Or a spare Holden / Ford V8 ...............
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    Yeah the $80 ones are rubbish.

    LandyAndy, we ended up buying one similar to what you have linked to there, but it's Aussie made I think. It's heavy as, all stainless and it chews through the meat.

    The Chinese one I bought died in 5mins use so I cut the ass out of it and connected a power drill to the end of the shaft. Couldn't leave 10kgs of lamb just sitting on the bench.
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    It you dont put a full chinaman in at once you'll be ok .
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