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Stevie 12345
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Im after a decent grinder to grind downmy pellets for my pastebut dont want to spend a fortune on one.
Anyone had any experience in buying any
Anyone had any experience in buying any
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Fred Bonney
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Keep an eye out at car boot sales, I like the old fashioned ...non electric mincers.
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Bill Cox
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Yes i agree with Fred the old fashioned steel grinders are the best, but mind your fingers.
Deanos
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I use the coffee grinder which came withmy old liquidiser, works a treat I can tell you!And if you get one with an old liquidiser, YOU CAN MAKE LIQUIDISED BREAD!
(Another amazing tip from Derrick Deanos...he doesn’t work for Curry’s, but just has a lot of electrical appliances that he never uses!).
(Another amazing tip from Derrick Deanos...he doesn’t work for Curry’s, but just has a lot of electrical appliances that he never uses!).
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Stevie 12345
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Cakey its what I currently use but its more expensive to buy.
Plus if you actually riddle thepowder you will find that it made up of severaldifferent typesof pellet- maybe the offcuts of the swim stim range
Plus if you actually riddle thepowder you will find that it made up of severaldifferent typesof pellet- maybe the offcuts of the swim stim range
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Cakey
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you have to weigh up the cost of a grinder and the loss of a couple of fingers the mess etc against a few bags ............
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Stevie 12345
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I was hoping a simple cheap coffee grinder would do the trick
Deanos
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Go for the coffee grinder deal, no mess at all, also you can grind up any pellet that’s going (or if youare a tit like me, and buy a few bags of floating carp pellets by mistake!).Great for making up paste, the whole deal.
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Stevie 12345
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I was thinking something like this http://uk.shopping.com/xPO-203-42-203-42~CLT-HSNLF
But im not sure it will be robust enough to grind the pellets, what do you think
By the way Deanos your a legend/forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gifyou have me in stitches
But im not sure it will be robust enough to grind the pellets, what do you think
By the way Deanos your a legend/forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gifyou have me in stitches
Bryan Baron 2
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Any of the coffee grinders will work fine.
A coffee bean is a lot harder than pellets. Just start on a rough setting then re-grind on a finner setting.
The hand grinders are gre\t for breaking them down first or for making a feeder mix.
A coffee bean is a lot harder than pellets. Just start on a rough setting then re-grind on a finner setting.
The hand grinders are gre\t for breaking them down first or for making a feeder mix.
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Fred Bonney
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I get the made up stuff anyway/forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gif
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Laurie Harper
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You could always put the pelets in a strong plastic bag and hit them with a mallet...
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keith buckley
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I use a coffee grinder I got from tesco for just over a tenner. I've been using it for about two years and it has no problem grinding both halibut and trout pellets.
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keith buckley
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Thats a cracker Ed perhaps we could club together and put a bid in.
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Cakey
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built to last
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Cakey
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built to last
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Stevie 12345
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Ed you just cant resist it can you, whats a matter Monks threads getting a bit boring/forum/smilies/wink_smiley.gif