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Question: Does this come with fine, medium and coarse cutting discs or are they sold separately?
Document: After couple of months research, I finally ordered this Maxi-Matic Elite stainless steel meat grinder last week because of relatively good review on amazon.com. The service from amazon was excellent with lowest price and fastest free shipping, and everything seems great. But, once I got the product and opened the package, I reallized that there are only two cutting discs. The user's manual also said that there is a medium cutting disc not included with model HA-3433A.
First off, I want to rate Amazon's service. My grinder came missing the coarse cutting disc and they FedExed me a new box overnight. Outstanding service. I ran it for the first time today and ground up beef to make beef jerky.Some might complain about the sound, but it packs a 550 watt motor. It won't be soft and weak. This is a workhorse.
I like my burger a little more coarse than the fine plate but not as chunky as the coarse plate gets it. I wish they included it, would have been glad to pay a little more if the did. It is a little loud but not as extreem as some of the other posts lead you to believe. Its loud because its powerful. Do not even hesitate, buy one today!
I just ground a pound of pork in MAYBE 30 seconds with the coarse disc. It worked really well and was easy to clean up. It's loud, but I mean, it's a meat grinder. It's about the volume of a vacuum cleaner. I'm going to use it to grind bone-in chicken thighs on the fine disc for making cat food, which will take longer, but I'm confident that it's powerful enough. I'm really happy with this product.
The assembly was easy. There should be a medium sized plate as the small one clogs easily and running through the coarse one requires at least two passes to get a "finer" grind. I have used it to make sausage from boneless pork and great hamburger using chuck roast. Definitely not dish washer safe as the aluminum components all corrode, which requires lots of elbow grease to get back to shape. Using a dishwaser would be lots easier to clean the components. It is rather noisy when running.
lost the cutting blade after a few months,,, could not find a replacement. the manufacturer website says "out of stock".... hello?????
Maybe someday I will learn how to make sausage.I reccommend this grinder with 4 stars and I know it will be around for many years.Again kudos to Amazon and this company that sold this product.ThanksPaul
I needed a meat grinder to make sweet meat empanadas with beef tongue, pork shoulder, raisins and spices. I was using a 3 generation recipe and I could not find any store in east Denver-Aurora area that sold meat grinders.
I've had this grinder a few months now. Works well to grind raw chicken thighs and breast w/bones for my cats. I found raw skin clogs the blades, so I remove that now. Grinder does fine w/small chunks of chicken and cut-up bones. I do need to reverse the motor occasionally to loosen clogs around the feeder screw.
After a couple of weeks, 40 lbs of chicken and two pounds of rabbit, the auger stopped turning and the operation ground to a halt. (Sorry, couldn't help myself!) The motor was fine and still running but the mechanical connection between the motor and auger was broken. The motor driveshaft has a small hex socket and the auger fits into this. When a load was encountered, the motor kept moving without tripping the built-in circuit breaker.
Answer: It comes with a cutting disk with multiple small holes, each about 1/8" diameter. There's another disc that is coarse for grinding raw meat, or making large chunks. I don't know about buying separate discs.