Most handheld meat grinders would buckle under the pressure. My friend took his kids ride on car and replaced the 6v battery that came in it with an 18v Dewalt battery. It went really fast for 10 minutes and he was laughing about how he was a genius but shitty things aren't supposed to be suped up. The drive motors burnt out and his shitty 6v ride on car was just a pile of junk now.
I took the guts out of my kids ride on car and changed out the motors with ones that could handle the upgrade. Changed the electrical components and upgraded the battery... It didn't go as fast as my friends but my kid still has a ride on truck that works and goes faster then a jogging adult.
Moral of the story... Suping things up is usually retarded because things are designed with materials that are just good enough for what their intended use is.
Shortly after this video I bet the auger wheel inside the meat grinder overheated and snapped.
unlikely. its a hand crank meatgrinder, its literally a gear with a handle attached that hits another gear with the "auger"you toss the meat it and it goodifies it into the mush coming out the end.
you can do the handcrank as fast as you can and it wont damage it. most failures of suping up are electrical component failure. not hardware failure (but i guess you could argue electrical components are hardware)
Your friend forgot a $15 speed controller. I put a 60v lithium battery in one of the 12v cars. Set the speed controller appropriately and you wont kill the motor. plus your battery lasts much longer than the 12v lead-acid it came with.
Not gonna lie, when I saw she was tossing meat in by hand I thought she was gonna lose a finger or such if it snagged a ring or such.
If your gonna do stuff like this folks for the love of god use something else to put some distance between your body and meat grinding material, like tongs to handle the meat or such.
[ + ] voatersarefucktards
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[ + ] Feelsgood
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My dad took the arm of the chainsaw off and connected a drive belt directly to the part that turns the chain.
It worked. Animals were fed while other shitty farmers let their animals go hungry.
[ + ] OriginalGoat
[ - ] OriginalGoat 0 points 3.4 yearsDec 6, 2021 12:50:53 ago (+0/-0)
I took the guts out of my kids ride on car and changed out the motors with ones that could handle the upgrade. Changed the electrical components and upgraded the battery... It didn't go as fast as my friends but my kid still has a ride on truck that works and goes faster then a jogging adult.
Moral of the story... Suping things up is usually retarded because things are designed with materials that are just good enough for what their intended use is.
Shortly after this video I bet the auger wheel inside the meat grinder overheated and snapped.
[ + ] quidgybo
[ - ] quidgybo 0 points 3.4 yearsDec 6, 2021 17:54:15 ago (+0/-0)
you can do the handcrank as fast as you can and it wont damage it. most failures of suping up are electrical component failure. not hardware failure (but i guess you could argue electrical components are hardware)
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[ + ] Feelslikeclownworld
[ - ] Feelslikeclownworld 0 points 3.4 yearsDec 8, 2021 08:27:48 ago (+0/-0)
If your gonna do stuff like this folks for the love of god use something else to put some distance between your body and meat grinding material, like tongs to handle the meat or such.