Has anyone had both the lift stand mixer vs the tilt stand mixer? I was wondering which one is easier to work with.
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I think the tilt stand mixer would be better.i have the other one but I think I would like the other one better
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I have the tilt head and bought my sister a lift one without realizing it. After baking at her house, I regret it. The bowl is VERY DIFFICULT to attach and detatch, and you need to detatch it in order to get to the stuff in the bowl since you can't tilt the head out of the way. The tilt head has a simple twist to get off the bowl. The lift head doesn't lift enough for you to mix the ingredients that went up on the sides back in or really do anything. I hear the lift is more powerful. If you're just making meringues and cookies, I'd definitely stick with the tilt head.
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The lift stand mixers have a much better motor in them. making the head heavier, causing the design difference. The tilt head mixers don't compare to the lift models. I wouldn't trade my lift stand for a tilt model ever. The lift stands are just built so much better there isn't really a comparison.
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My wife has only used her's one time so far. But it seemed to mix up everything very well. Just saw a mixer attatchment that has like rubber spoon edges on the mixer. That might even be better. Good luck!
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Which Stand did you end up buying? I am looking for decent one that is compatible with this kit. I would greatly appreciate your input.
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Having never seen an Oster stand mixer, I can't say that the Kitchen Aid mixer would work. I just know it really works very well on our Kitchen Aid mixer. I bought a reconditioned mixer and it is in like new condition; the cost was very competitive with other grinders and surely saves lots of hand work over my old hand good grinder.l
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It should fit. I looked at the picture of your mixer and it is a 5 qt. lift. I have one of these and really like the convenience of having a 2nd bowl for busy baking days. In fact, just yesterday I used both of them. I know that I ordered one that was for the tilt head mixer before I found this one. The return policy was easy. But it is sad when you think you are getting what you need and it is not the right one.
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If you click on the picture, Amazon takes you to the page for the LIFT stand mixer, and you have to select 5 or 6 quart. This will NOT fit a TILT stand mixer. I tried to search what I assume was the model of your mixer, but couldn't figure it out.if you have the tilt head model, this is the link New Metro Design Beater Blade Pro Food Service and Restaurant Use KitchenAid 5-Quart Tilt Head Models - Yellow with Grey Blades
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I bought the Rumble for my Grandson, I bought the stand for my Fender Champion 100, it's a larger amp and the stand works GREAT! It seems to me the Rumble was much smaller and while you can adjust the height, you cannot adjust the width... I hope that helps. I really enjoy the stand, sturdy construction and well priced! Pat
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This fit my tilt head kitchen aid mixer...it was a replacement for the original one I had. I'm unsure if it would work for yours. I would contact kitchen aid before purchasing this to be sure of a replacement part.
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Then, honestly, this is NOT the mixer for you. it's a total pain to release. I have to either push with the palm of my hand or try to do it on the counter. It's really the only negative about the mixer. The button is angled I think to be convenient but it actually makes it worse.
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I have my mixer just sitting on the shelf. It will sometimes move a little when I raise the self up and put it down, but not enough to matter. I LOVE my shelf and I use it frequently.
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I think the bowl base of all the tilt-head models are the same size regardless of the bowl capacity. Just make sure you buy from an Amazon fulfilled seller so you can return it for free if you have problems.
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It should work fine. I have the KitchenAide lift bowl mixer and it works great. In looking at pictures of the KitchAide Artisan mixer the drive mechanism appears the same as the mixer I have. It should work fine if your mixer has a square hole where the attachment goes into the mixer.
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I'm not sure what you mean by adjust the mixer. But you can use either or both when mixing something. Sometimes I would start with the regular beater and then switch to the side swipe.
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This is made for the tilthead mixers with 4.5 quart bowls. It has a shorter neck so your mixer will still tilt. If your model tilts back to remove the beater or bowl and is 4.5 quarts, then this is the one for you.
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I grew up using the Kitchen Aid mixers in my mom's & grandma's kitchens, both of which had the tilt head. When I got my own as a wedding gift (I didn't pick it out), it has the bowl lift rather than the tilt head. My husband likes it well enough, I guess, but I am not a huge fan of it. I much prefer being able to tilt the head back and reach in to scrape the bowl, because it seems like with the bowl lift I have to not only lower the bowl, but basically take it all the way off the stand in order to really be able to get in there and scrape the sides.
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Read the description. This is a bowl-lift model. The mixer DOES NOT tilt back.
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I am very happy with the reverb and echo effects. I have the 1202FX. you have total control, I have a much bigger control and cost more but I like the control I have with the 1202FX reverb. I ran a 5 piece band with big equipment and this mixer could have ran the whole show. Wish I could have had it in the day. I would consider myself a pro, made a living at it for several years.