Meat grinder, grain grinder, etc. Group buy?

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Hey folks!

I've got a line on a great deal for the following items:

*Meat Grinder
*Grain Mill
*Citrus Juicer
*Veg Chopper/Slicer
*Meat Mincer



All are manually (Crank or Lever) operated and made of stainless steel and cast iron. Quality stuff!

If anyone is interested I can update the post with pics and PM prices. PM me for details or questions. Thanks.



Includes #10 meat grinder, #10 cutting plate and 3 funnel attachments. Features electro-plated tin construction. Grinds 3lbs per minute. Measures 11-7/8” x 10-1/2” x 3-3/4”. Limited lifetime warranty. Gift boxed. 7.2 lbs.


Grain Mill #150. Features cast iron construction and high hopper. Measures 17" x 16" x 6-1/2" fully assembled. 9.7 lbs.


Juicer. Features long hand pedal with rubber grip and high quality chrome plated finish. Measures 10-1/4" x 19-1/2" x 7-1/4". Limited lifetime warranty. 15 lbs.


Vegetable chopper. Includes 5 stainless steel cones (shredder, stringer, French fry cutter, slicer, and waffler) and a protective finger guard that can be removed for easy cleanup. Features 3 leg suction cup base for a firm grip and a chrome finish. Cones are dishwasher safe. Limited lifetime warranty. 6.1 lbs.


Meat mincer. Features suction cup base for a firm grip, stainless steel and aluminum construction with high quality chrome plated finish. Measures 11" x 6-1/8" x 4-3/4". Limited lifetime warranty. Gift boxed. 2.8 lbs.

[ExAcHog]

If the price was right, I would be interested in a meat grinder and a grain grinder.

[Joewy]

where are they made?

[cavemanlrrp]

I may be interested also.

Are you selling them?

Is there a reason you don't post more info here?
Like price, brand, specs, etc.
Hard to tell much from pictures.

Thanks for the post and any further info.

Best
caveman

[problemchild]

$16 dollars online. Chinese!

[ExAcHog]

Never heard of Buffalo tools. Will have to look into.

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$16 dollars online. Cheap chinese garbage! Dont waste your time.......

"Buffalo Tools is a premier wholesale importer"

The products I mentioned are NOT being sourced from "Buffalo Tools".

With all due respect, please do not post/spread misinformation about the product I posted in my thread. Also, if you wish to break forum rules by slamming a thread/poster, please do that elsewhere as well.

I'm looking for constructive conversation here.

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The items are made in China. Not all Chinese made stuff is junk.

I will forward an email to anyone that is interested with pictures, specs and prices, etc.

Yes, I would be selling them. However, the prices would dictate a $500 minimum order from me. Right now, I'm not selling these on a continuous basis. I was just curious if enough people would be interested enough for me to make an effort for a bulk purchase.

I will refrain from posting details here for the time being for obvious reasons.

Thanks

[problemchild]

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&sugexp=kjrmc&cp=7&gs_id=10&xhr=t&q=grain+grinder&biw=1152&bih=695&gs_upl=&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=11926301704512437667&sa=X&ei=RjSnTpTGF4OsrAfO4uziDQ&sqi=2&ved=0CIoBEPMCMAM

I do agree with you that not all things made in china are junk, but most are. Also the product is usually cost reflective of the quality inherit in them. A $16 dollar grain grinder does not inspire my confidence.







Now if you were group gathering a request (in the true spirit of group buy not promoting an online store) for a solid AMERICAN made HIGH quality grain grinder I would have been all in.
Something like this....

http://www.retsel.com/store/product_info.php/manufacturers_id/13/products_id/33/osCsid/ia0ti41ejn9jdls7mfg3ffibk4

Little-Ark™ Grain & Seed Mill




Manufactured in our USA factory since 1962, this mill is...

The products I mentioned are NOT being sourced from "Buffalo Tools".

With all due respect, please do not post/spread misinformation about the product I posted in my thread. Also, if you wish to break forum rules by slamming a thread/poster, please do that elsewhere as well.

I'm looking for constructive conversation here.

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The link in my sig is NOT an online store for this product. As I stated from the start, I am not selling these grinders at this time. I am simply asking if anyone would be interested in a good deal. Any profit that I would make (if any at all) would simple cover my time and effort for such task. Since the pricing would require a $500 minimum order from me, I may not want to attempt the task.

I have not tested this product and I simply corrected your mis statement about the source. Better or not, I can't say.

There are no secrets. All the info is very available. I was trying to make this simple and straight forward and try to prevent thread stomping and people with bad attitudes with nothing better to do from loitering and moving off topic.

And do not try to defame/slander me by insinuating that I need to "come clean". That was NEVER an issue.

Have you tested one and reviewed it? What is your GB price? Please let me know how "sourcing" chinese stuff from another source makes it of higher quality? Why all the secrecy by email or pm only now?

("Yes, I would be selling them.")

Are you making any profit from this?

If you are personally selling them you need to move this thread. Also you need to be a vendor. The link in your sig is that an online store for this product? I think you need to come clean here and tell us what the deal is. JMO

[problemchild]

Why not look for a higher quality grinder and Im sure others like myself would be more interested. Maybe one made here and lifetime warranty like the one I posted.

Like I said before sixteen dollars or less does not instill confidence in the quality.

Your idea to do a group buy on a grain grinder has not been attempted here before and its a good one. I just think you chose the wrong grinder to get the group to buy. But heck maybe Im wrong.

The link in my sig is NOT an online store for this product. As I stated from the start, I am not selling these grinders at this time. I am simply asking if anyone would be interested in a good deal. Any profit that I would make (if any at all) would simple cover my time and effort for such task. Since the pricing would require a $500 minimum order from me, I may not want to attempt the task.

I have not tested this product and I simply corrected your mis statement about the source. Better or not, I can't say.

There are no secrets. All the info is very available. I was trying to make this simple and straight forward and try to prevent thread stomping and people with bad attitudes with nothing better to do from loitering and moving off topic.

And do not try to defame/slander me by insinuating that I need to "come clean". That was NEVER an issue.

[Mikeb]

The grain grinder shown looks like the old Corrona Grinder. That was the best coffee grinder I ever had... I gave it to an old room mate , I don't know why. I think the Corronas are still made. You might look into a group buy of those. I might bite
Mike

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problemchild:

You could be right! I don't know. My post is to gauge interest in an affordable product.

For example, I chose the more affordable products because I felt that more people would be able to take advantage of a $35 (total cost including tax and delivery) grain mill as opposed to a $200 mill. Also, not everyone needs a $200 mill. In addition, sourcing a US made product at a good price is much more difficult. Not to mention the fact that some US made products are quite inferior in quality as compared to the better quality imports.

I remember growing up with a "Made in China" meat grinder that is still used today.....40 years later.

I am considering on buying each of the 5 products myself and doing a review on each of them myself. I'll post the results if I do this.

[64ssking]

I would like to see the review on all five products

[damon1272]

If you change your mind and decide to do a group buy for US made grinders then I would be in. I have personally held off on buying a lower priced unit and would rather wait till I could swing for a better unit. Because if I have to use the damn thing then the S has really hit the fan.