Review on 🥩 CucinaPro Heavy Duty Meat Grinder with Tabletop Clamp, 2 Cutting Disks - Cast Iron Sausage Maker and Mincer by Amanda Brown

Before considering purchasing this product and in any case before using it, please note that (at least on my device that was sent) flesh, metal tips are clogged. My father had a machine shop so I'm reasonably familiar with the process of making these cymbals. The panels are fed through a drilling machine and holes are drilled. After this step, the holes are cleaned in a process called "deburring”. The creators of this article don't seem to have bothered to take the time to take this step. The plates are full of pigs. Burs are in fact metal fragments. This product is extremely dangerous (and I would suggest extremely irresponsible) when used as a food preparation device. If these burs are swallowed (and they have to be), the person eating the food will have metal fragments in their digestive tract. It takes no imagination to understand why this is so terribly dangerous. I know how to deburr metal objects, so I took the time to do it. If you purchase this product and do not know how to deburr metal plate, please do not use this product. In addition, the body of the product's main body appeared (and inexplicably) to have been aerosolized, as well as the propeller shaft and suspension. painted with silver paint. I'm less of an expert on the wisdom that can come from silver spray paint stains that peel off foods over time. But it seems strange that this was done at all. Why was it done? Was it trying to hide something? Because of this, I'm currently a little worried about the composition of the metal used in the product. Again, I don't have much experience as a finisher, but the choice of applying silver paint to all food contact surfaces strikes me as questionable. UPDATE: I checked the metal that was dripping from this item when I ran it. through the oven and it was NO lead. Instead, most likely zinc solution. So that part was (at least) a relief. :)