Can I use this with a LEM meat grinder 1 hp? The foot switch LEM sells is also 15 amp, but this one is almost half the cost. http://amzn.to/1oLJ0ua
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I can't see why not unless their switch may have some water or moisture resistant characteristics or protection that this does not. If so, that to me must be considered being a big personal safety issue.
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I have no idea, specifically. The switch contacts are more than adequate for the load a 1.5HP motor represents. The pressure ports on the switch are standard 1/4" pipe thread, so it is likely this switch could be used on your compressor, even if a bit of plumbing adapting is necessary. The only question I would have about it is if the switch would properly fit in the space available. If this is a little 'pancake' type compressor, a physically smaller switch could be advisable.JM
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It might depend on what you are grinding. I use mine to grind stone and masonry and therefore reason that grinders having higher amp motors will last longer. If you only use it to sharpen your mower blade, the less expensive lower amp Makita will probably suffice. I have been using Makita grinders since the 80s and have had only one fail (and I bought it used). My second one has a dead switch so I now have to shut it off by pulling the cord. Otherwise, still going strong.
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Not sure. Never tried it. But probably. 15 ampere will trip GFI WITH the 30 amp'er for sure. Unusable for me.
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Absolutely! The foot control is just a switch, you plug it into the outlet then plug your saw into the switch ( or anything you'd like to control up to 15 amps ).
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It would appear as if this will work as if you look at the item http://www.amazon.com/Grinder-Attachment-KitchenAid-Sausage-Stuffer/dp/B00FW0NANC/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1420731162&sr=8-11&keywords=chefs+choice+meat+grinder it is using this sausage stuffer.
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Janell, I'm really not sure how well it would work because dried fruit may be sticky were meat is not. As for the grinder it's wonderful, it grind though meat fast. If I were you I'd call the manufacture and ask them.
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Yes. You can mount an electric motor into this grinder. The problem is I never used it before because it's only specially designed for U.S based people but not applicable to any other countries. I love this grain mill 'cause its handy and portable. You only need to buy this kind of equipment if your hands are so strong to mill your own grains or corns. Otherwise, try for a fully electrical one.RegRema S Ashley Schiffer
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http://www.abtecparts.ca/back_to_basics_meat_grinders.htmYou might have to just wires in a different toggle switch in from a different site or hardware store. This is the only available place I have found and ordered parts from. I believe they are Canadian based. I replaced auger and blade after pushing to much frozen trim meat and plastic pusher after the dog stole it off counter.
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Both the Magnum 1800W and the STX Turboforce 3000 are Size #12 grinders and not Size #8 or Size #5 which are smaller grinders.Both grinders will grind about the same amount of meat per minute/hour and both have approximately the same amount of torque, so no problem there.The "Only" reason I would steer you to the Magnum 1800W is if you are planning on grinding Chicken/Bones for your pets Raw Food Diet as the configuration of the grinding head on the Magnum 1800W is more "geared" to grinding these.If you are just purchasing a grinder to grind meat, you might just wish to purchase the grinder you think you like the "looks" of as both will perform about equal.Regards,SashaCustomer Service TechThe Mercantile Station 2(402) 742-2586 Both the Magnum 1800W and the STX Turboforce 3000 are Size #12 grinders and not Size #8 or Size #5 which are smaller grinders.Both grinders will grind about the same amount of meat per minute/hour and both have approximately the same amount of torque, so no problem there.The "Only" reason I would steer you to the Magnum 1800W is if you are planning on grinding Chicken/Bones for your pets Raw Food Diet as the configuration of the grinding head on the Magnum 1800W is more "geared" to grinding these.If you are just purchasing a grinder to... » Read More Both the Magnum 1800W and the STX Turboforce 3000 are Size #12 grinders and not Size #8 or Size #5 which are smaller grinders.Both grinders will grind about the same amount of meat per minute/hour and both have approximately the same amount of torque, so no problem there.The "Only" reason I would steer you to the Magnum 1800W is if you are planning on grinding Chicken/Bones for your pets Raw Food Diet as the configuration of the grinding head on the Magnum 1800W is more "geared" to grinding these.If you are just purchasing a grinder to grind meat, you might just wish to purchase the grinder you think you like the "looks" of as both will perform about equal.Regards,SashaCustomer Service TechThe Mercantile Station 2(402) 742-2586 « Show Less
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I don't know. I have the Kitchenaid meat grinder and it fits on the grinder attachment. It works ok, if your meat is very cold it works better.
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We have an Oster electric meat grinder, but it does not have a model number. This replacement works well with our Oster. Wish I could be more helpful
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I don't think so. I think if you're on a 15 amp circuit, this switch will do the job. I'm using it on a 10" Delta table saw.
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I've used the meat grinder - and i'd say it works well. it's a small attachment - small capacity - and you just keep adding the meat. The power /motor seems adequate.
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Yes, that is what I purchased and used mine for. Check the motor rating against the rating of the timer to be sure. It says in the specs what this timer is rated for in terms of amps and hp.
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Yes, I use it on a Lap grinder 15 on/15 off from 7AM to 7PM, then it shuts off 7PM to 7AM. Not many timers will do the 15-minute interval. Make sure the switch is in the proper position.
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Yes, I can adapt the meat grinder mixer. I have operated these three times. They works well.