Finally finished my redneck sausage stuffer-works awesome

[cowgirl]

Great idea, I like the way you think. :thumb::grin:

Right up there with Cowgirls's drill press tortilla maker.

:laugh: Thanks dadsr4!

 

[RevZiLLa]

I like it

 

[Bama Ron]

Since the wifey does not approve of me spending money on BBQ I have to do things on the cheap.

I think you will enjoy working with that more than a $200 stuffer. Great job!:thumb:

 

[SmittyJonz]

Make the WIFE crank it.!.!...

 

[Mike Twangzer]

Maybe there should have a "creative device" throw down ? or a section with all the unique creations.

 

[Smokeoholic]

Very clever..:thumb:

 

[Wickedcajun]

:Nice bit of country engineering!!! The wifey might have issues with having to sanitize her whole table...:boxing:

 

[Big George's BBQ]

WTG. That looks Great

 

[mike-cleveland]

I am waiting for the build pics and details.

 

[sylntghost]

guy at work used a piece of 3 inch pvc pipe with a 3x3/4 pvc reducer and a old bumber jack. that thing worked great for boudin.good idea saved 150 bucks.:thumb:

 

[Royalslover]

:Nice bit of country engineering!!! The wifey might have issues with having to sanitize her whole table...:boxing:

Yeah the whole time I was doing it I was thinking that I really should get a pan. I will get some pics together.

 

[Royalslover]

OK here is the stuff I used. I made the frame out of 3/4" square tubing. the rod is 1/2" threaded rod. I ordered the horn off Amazon, the canister I stole from my wife-just a common utensil holder. the piston is lathed out of 1" cutting board that I bought on Amazon. My dad lathed it on his wood lathe and made it tight enough that it doesn't need o rings. A little sausage squeezed out but but barely enough for a small patty.

 

[Tango Joe]

That is classic!