bikerray
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A couple of mixers I found recently.
A Dormeyer from the late 20's
A GE from '47
A Dormeyer from the late 20's
A GE from '47
A Couple of Mixers
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human
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Cool mixers. I like the Tiffany style lamp, too.
I was going to say the same
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Nice!
Do you change speed on the Dormeyer by shifting the brushes? I once had a Hamilton Beach Home Motor that could run in either direction by changing the brush position. I'm guessing shifting the brushes is speed control because there would be no value added in being able to run the mixer in both directions.
Joel
Do you change speed on the Dormeyer by shifting the brushes? I once had a Hamilton Beach Home Motor that could run in either direction by changing the brush position. I'm guessing shifting the brushes is speed control because there would be no value added in being able to run the mixer in both directions.
Joel
bikerray
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Is it bad that I just used the Dormeyer to make pudding, considering that it is now 100 years old?
Not at all
As long as the pudding isnt!!
As long as the pudding isnt!!
human
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Not a problem at all...
As long as the appliance is in good operating condition, I'd say it's better to run it occasionally to keep the moving parts free than to let it sit and have things get frozen up.
As long as the appliance is in good operating condition, I'd say it's better to run it occasionally to keep the moving parts free than to let it sit and have things get frozen up.
huskyvacs
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Should have made 60 year old pudding with it. lol
kirbyklekter
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Nice to have both the large and small bowl for the GE triple whip.I like how thick they are.
