I need to mix cement so that it's pretty thick...can this mixer handle heavy, thick mixing?
836210
I was very happy with the power and cost of the mixer. I used it to mix 5 gallon buckets of thin set mortar which is pretty thick and it worked great. It had plenty of power left so I think you would be fine with heavy concrete. I would recommend it to you.
836211
It has plenty of power. I mixed aggregate and mix to a slightly wet (sand like) consistency quickly and easily. You definitely need two hands when mixing.
836212
Yes it can, I used this mixer for mortar and it has served me well for the months I have had it
836213
Brutus could handle thick cement. It's got a good amount of torque. We mixed both stucco and lime plaster. They're both thick. And Brutus did a great job mixing them.
125516
I use it to mix my heaviest oatmeal cookie recipe (4 C. oats/4C. flour) and it does OK.
2075633
plenty strong & works well with concrete or anything else you want to mix up.I been very happy with mine.Hope that will help you.
1037528
I combined it with molasses and it worked well. I also used a bowl mixer due to the volume I used. It is too thick for a beater mixer.
1957705
The question makes almost no sense!!Is he asking will it be OK to use an electric hammer drill to mix a portland cement mortar in a can or other container?If that's the case, then there should be no problem as that is a very powerful drill and as long as he does't get mortar into the drill motor!!Hope this helps!V.C.F
845038
Yes, that is what I use and it works fine. Because the bowls are a bit shallow, just make sure that when you are mixing it doesn't slosh out of the bowl.
1627326
I would think that the base of the stand mixer would be too wide for it not to mention the heaviness. I just don't believe it would hold up very long under the weight of the stand mixer.
1957703
The question makes almost no sense!! Is he asking will it be OK to use an electric hammer drill to mix a portland cement mortar in a can or other container? If that's the case, then there should be no problem as that is a very powerful drill and as long as he does't get mortar into the drill motor!! Hope this helps! V.C.F
652752
I am from the Bahamas,this mixer worked great for the projects I did.I mix 3 bucket of sand 2 bucket of p,rock and a half bag of cement I found out it work better this way. If u over load it will shut down........
1752204
I was making pizelles and they were too thick to use the dispenser. Next time I use it I will make whatever mix thinner.
2075631
I mixed mortar with it no problems. I think a some bags of concrete would be fine.
1955294
I don't usually make smoothies of that thickness but I believe it could probably could handle it. It never seems to bog down or strain with fairly thick smoothies. You may need something more powerful like a Vitamix.
1955792
Yes you can attach a mixing bit to this drill, as long as the bit is 3/8" or smaller at the end that goes into the drill chuck. It has plenty of power, and you will want to keep it at the lower speeds for mixing.
1041301
Yes, this stuff is super thick. You need to get a heavy duty caulking gun . If you get a cheap one the gun will just bend . Also , soak the tube in some very hot water to make the glue come out easier .
1941767
I have never used it for something so thick, but I would try it. You may have to pound on the bottom of the container to help it along. I sure like this funnel. I would be lost without it!
349447
Yes it will and you should attach the side handle when doing this or it could spin out of your grip. If you are going to mix for a home project it will mix often and well. However, if you are going to be mixing hundreds of times a year for commercial use then you may want to consider a very heavy unit designed for mixing. Another reason to attach the side handle is that if you don't there is a tendency to wrap one hand around the drill's body which blocks the vent holes and that will make any drill overheat. It is corded which is great and has a electronic brake which is really super. It looks good, it feels good and is a great 1/2" drill at a very reasonable price.
1944752
I works the same as if you were to put thru a mixer. Hopefully that is what you are asking. ..