sebastiancarta
New member
I have a Dormeyer Power Chef mixer model# SM12 CH.It was bought in 1964/65 Is there a dough attachment for this or an after market way of attaching a dough stirrer?
DORMEYER MIXER
- Thread starter sebastiancarta
- Start date
Help Support VacuumLand:
Sebastian
You could try the Manuals and Literature
section.
They have a '62 Dormeyer Products and Parts
list you could download for $7.
One of the products listed is a Mixer
Model SM-9-WH Formerly 19000, SM-12-CH.
I don't know if their parts list includes
optional extras or not, its too small to read
online.
You could try the Manuals and Literature
section.
They have a '62 Dormeyer Products and Parts
list you could download for $7.
One of the products listed is a Mixer
Model SM-9-WH Formerly 19000, SM-12-CH.
I don't know if their parts list includes
optional extras or not, its too small to read
online.
fan-of-fans
Well-known member
I think it was in the mid 70s when the Mixmaster got dough hooks and the more powerful motor, also the front logo changed from gold and silver to woodgrain and a brown handle and dial.
I don't know much about Dormeyers other than my grandma said she had one. I saw one for $20 at an estate sale awhile back, had the bowl, beaters, reamers and grinder. I was tempted to get it but decided need no more mixers!
I don't know much about Dormeyers other than my grandma said she had one. I saw one for $20 at an estate sale awhile back, had the bowl, beaters, reamers and grinder. I was tempted to get it but decided need no more mixers!
It was about 1973/1974 my mom bought my grandmother a Mixmaster. That one had the looped dough hooks. Worked very well for making yeast bread dough.
We had fun with it the first time as the head rocked up and down. At the time didn't realize it was supposed to do that. We held the head down to finish the project. The next morning my grandmother was reading the book and discovered that is what is supposed to happen.
Before that she had a GE mixer with the speed dial on the front and 3 beaters. I loved to watch that mixer in action. No dough hooks with that machine.
We had fun with it the first time as the head rocked up and down. At the time didn't realize it was supposed to do that. We held the head down to finish the project. The next morning my grandmother was reading the book and discovered that is what is supposed to happen.
Before that she had a GE mixer with the speed dial on the front and 3 beaters. I loved to watch that mixer in action. No dough hooks with that machine.
fan-of-fans
Well-known member
Oh, yes I've seen some of those GEs with the three beaters, had a light underneath to light up the bowl too.
I have a Mixmaster with those looped hooks you're describing. Harvest gold color. Really like this mixer, though I haven't tried the dough hooks. I just use it for batters mostly, kind of overkill, but it does a great job and I like using it and seeing the bowl spin. It makes things more airy too. The date on the recipe book says 1975.
I have a Mixmaster with those looped hooks you're describing. Harvest gold color. Really like this mixer, though I haven't tried the dough hooks. I just use it for batters mostly, kind of overkill, but it does a great job and I like using it and seeing the bowl spin. It makes things more airy too. The date on the recipe book says 1975.
