budget mincer

[stubby 175]

have always been on the lookout for some sort of meat grinder/mincer, as sometimes when feeding the dogs chunks of rabbit, they tend to wolf it down way too fast, then chuck up later, anyway my missus was scouring the local oxfam shop, I just mentioned the old fashioned hand mincers, and the old girl serving dragged one out for me, bargain price of a £1

 

anyway at that price, thought it was worth a try, bolted it together and made a frame for it, to raise it up a little, thought it wouldent cope with too thick a bone, so used the axe to chop the rabbit into chunks, minus the backbone, arse end and rear knee joints and below, head and feet are removed before rabbits go in the freezer to aid getting more in,

any everything else went through easy as anything, and within a couple of minutes had one minced rabbit for the dogs, probably not a great idea for those needing to mince everything on a larger scale, but for thouse that want to mince a single rabbit or two, it'll work great

 

 

[Attack Fell Terrier 864]

have always been on the lookout for some sort of meat grinder/mincer, as sometimes when feeding the dogs chunks of rabbit, they tend to wolf it down way too fast, then chuck up later, anyway my missus was scouring the local oxfam shop, I just mentioned the old fashioned hand mincers, and the old girl serving dragged one out for me, bargain price of a £1

 

anyway at that price, thought it was worth a try, bolted it together and made a frame for it, to raise it up a little, thought it wouldent cope with too thick a bone, so used the axe to chop the rabbit into chunks, minus the backbone, arse end and rear knee joints and below, head and feet are removed before rabbits go in the freezer to aid getting more in,

any everything else went through easy as anything, and within a couple of minutes had one minced rabbit for the dogs, probably not a great idea for those needing to mince everything on a larger scale, but for thouse that want to mince a single rabbit or two, it'll work great

 

 

 

Sound mate, You know I'm glad you posted this up because I seen a near identical mincer at the market a couple of weeks back, but thought it wouldn't do the bone!

 

Now you've said it works, I'll be back to pick it up, some time in the week I reckon. Have you tried any chicken in it? I'm guessing chicken would go through just as easy if not easier.

 

Good stuff mate!

[Guest AngelicAcid]

Might have a look about now youve posted this ive defo seen similar somewhere before.

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

i have one for making breadcrumb for fishing

[The one 8,511]

Ive got one lying in a cupboard but i didn't think it would cope with the bones etc

[harrycatcat 31]

My mother had one for years she used to put dinosaur bones through it, fantastic tool.

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Another cheap mincer.................

 

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[ArchieHood 3,692]

Another cheap mincer.................

 

http://coronationstreetupdates.blogspot.co...-poundland.html

 

 

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