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KitchenAid sausage stuffer

Published at 2024-05-03

By fns720

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sausage KitchenAid sausage_grinder
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fns720

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Joined over 11 years ago Rotterdam, Netherlands

Description

I'm a happy KitchenAid user. We'll have guests for dinner. I have a meat grinder but I do not have the sausage stuffer accessory yet. The local KitchenAid dealer has out of stock. I want to make some sausage filled tenderloins for dinner.Oh wait, I have a 3D printer!-)These parts just plain tubes - I hope I won't violate any patent by publishing these designs.

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fns720
fns720
over 8 years
Sorry alc7328, I gave my KitchenAid to our kids who live 16000 km far from us now so I cannot help you at the moment :(
alc7328
alc7328
over 8 years
Hi. Thanks for the model. I did not printed it yet, but I will. I want to ask you if you could make the only part missing to make it work (already having the meat grinder). Do you know what piece Im talking about? Let me see if I can sned you a link to an image: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41iu5kTkHEL._SL800_.jpg Thanks in advance. Great work!
Walt B.
Walt B.
about 10 years
<p>Jorispeels. &nbsp;They have food grade enamel paint &nbsp;if you are worried about the plastic when using. &nbsp;If you are worried about bacteria growth after using dispose of this after you use it. &nbsp;When you are ready to make more sausages print another copy.</p><p><br></p><p>I &nbsp;created one of these but have not used it yet. &nbsp;The only problem I saw was there was a little but of movement on the machines metal parts.</p>
jorispeels
jorispeels
almost 11 years
Even if you did this the nature of the process may leave occlusions, open spaces, space between the layers where bacteria or microbes could grow. And sanitization would work less well with a 3D printed part than with a smoother injection molded part. The only food safe process is 3D printed ceramics. You could add a liner or use the print as a mold.
fns720
fns720
almost 11 years
Or maybe we need to find some food safe raw material for printing :)
jorispeels
jorispeels
almost 11 years
I would council you to not use 3D printed things in a food application especially a raw meat one. On a personal level, awesome!
fns720
fns720
almost 11 years
Yes it works :) The thicker one works with softer fillings - we are creating kabanos (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabanos) with it. Although it is not exactly food safe I printed it from PLA (PLA is frequently used for food packaging).
jorispeels
jorispeels
almost 11 years
Lovely idea! Do want to point out that the process and material may not be food safe. But, did it work?

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