Where can i bay 3/4" Grinder Plate for this grinder
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This grinder does not have a standard plate size. I have searched all over and have only found a 5/16 plate that was the correct size. Instead I purchased standard #22 plates and machined the diameter down and enlarged the hole to the proper size. Any machine shop can do this.
1318369
I looked on a parts site for that model and yes, this is the correct grinder for that model.
1906961
You probably could put one on, but I would buy a grinder instead. Harbor Freight has one for $12.
500049
I don't know but did not get any satisfaction from this company on problems I had with my grinder; it arrived with the part that holds the blades bent so once I finally got it off, it would not go back on. Ended up sending it back at my expense!! Good luck.
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Hi, I have the same grinder and have never had that problem. If you haven't done this already, remove the collet completely, check for any burrs inside and try your bit in it off the grinder. If it still doesn't fit, perhaps the bit isn't the right size? All the 1/4 inch burrs I've bought have worked well in mine. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1769021
I looked up the 420 4mo h11, and it refers to the 16 inch glass plate with ring. If that is the size of your plate, it appears that it may be the replacement item for you. I simply measured my old place, and looked up the one with the same size and compared the picture online with mine. It seemed to be a match, so I ordered it. It worked!
715274
They are too small for a size #8 meat grinder. To double check, your round meat grinder plates should be about 2 1/18" diameter. They they will work. If your plates are 2 3/8" which is a standard size #8 then you need to buy the size #8 blade. Thanks from SmokehouseChef.com
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It comes with 1/4" thick plate and the holes are 1/8" on the plate it self. You can get the holes bigger for a courser grind which I have the half " holes. You can't have any thicker plate than a 1/4" but the hole can be bigger. Hope this helps.
320334
It appears to be about 3/16" and if your grinder is true and balanced you will get a 3/16" to 1/4" slot. Enough to get your flashing and some adhesive caulking to secure your flashing to the kerf. Good grinding and happy trails.Alan
953032
You could try ereplacementparts.com I get pieces for my small kitchen appliances there.
1729196
We no longer have the plate we ordered or the mixer. It didn't fit (I had a very old KitchenAid) so I didn't use it and gave the mixer away. Sorry :(
1907244
It should work fine. Haven't tried it myself. But it works for different size grinds.
1985459
Yeah, you probably could. The top is 1.25-inch thick and on the side it sticks out a little over 1.5-inch, so there should be room to clamp the grinder.
477132
Anything over 3mm should work fine, 4mm is ideal for smaller pieces I think
735721
We have this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Food-Processor-Oster-Kitchen-Center-Slicer-Shredder-Meat-Grinder-Mixer-Hooks-/251648229832?hash=item3a976741c8 and this part fit its grinder. Note that this item seems to have a photo of the grinder with the auger inserted backward.
1841747
The Rikon Slow Speed Grinder has one mounting hole on each side. The spacing is 6 1/4" center to center of the holes.
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The grinding wheel that is used for the machine is an Oregon P/N 32660. (5-3/4" x 3/16" x 7/8")