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New Sausage Stuffer Build is done.....

 
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Awning Guy
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PostPosted: Jul 30 2012    Post subject: New Sausage Stuffer Build is done..... Reply with quote

This project started out with a Scuba tank and a Trailer Jack. (No, drugs we not involved on the concept.) I came up with this idea with a Buddy of mine and had some help from a few of my Students at the College.

We named it PISSED Presure Itensified
Sausage Stuffing EngineeredDevice.

I got the tank on Craigs List for $20 and bought the trailer jack on sale for $25. This one was a cheap build. It performed well overall. I need to make a small modification on the tank. it needs a clamp to hold it down when stuffing. Other than that, I took about 4 minutes to stuff the 12lb. capacity thanks to my Cordless drill. Cool





Hers a link to the start to finish

http://s214.photobucket.com/albums/cc82/zachwieja/sausage%20stuffer/?start=0
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PostPosted: Jul 30 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Awning Guy, that is a work of art.
I like the beer in the classroom idea. Not too many students skipping, eh?
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PostPosted: Jul 31 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

No Beer at the College. Crying or Very sad Those pics are from my shop.
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PostPosted: Aug 04 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Genius idea.
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PostPosted: Aug 04 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

shape the piston end to match the taper on the housing and you will reduce the left over meat to about whats in the stuffing tube.
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PostPosted: Aug 06 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Oregon smoker Thanks Man. It was a fun build.

RodinBangkok Good observation, Your right. The piston being flat and the tank round wastes about a pound of meet. I knew this going in and decided to go with the current design, I intended doing large quantities of sausage at a time and figured I would have some patties for the next day.
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PostPosted: Aug 09 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

What about using the same concept with a fire extinguisher? they have a flat bottom.
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PostPosted: Aug 20 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

How do you clean that thing?
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PostPosted: Aug 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

If you look close there is a pull pin on the front of the tank. Pulling the pin detaches the tank and in the dishwasher it goes. The piston is held in with a nut and bolt. that I hand wash because i'm not sure if the dish washer will screw it up.
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PostPosted: Aug 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Brilliant! I'll say it again....BRILLIANT!

I love seeing stuff recycled and fabricated into other stuff.
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