- Is 0.75 HP enough for grinding my own burger meat?
- Yes for a few pounds at a time of trimmed meat. It struggles with sinew, bone and very large batches, so cut meat into strips and chill it first.
- What is the difference between a #12 and a #22 grinder?
- The number is the head size. #12 is the common home size with plenty of cheap plates and attachments; #22 heads are bigger and usually paired with 1 HP or stronger motors for larger volumes.
- Can I use it for sausage stuffing?
- The grinder can push seasoned meat into casings with a stuffer tube, but it is slow and messy compared with a dedicated stuffer. Many owners use it just to grind and stuff with a separate tool.
- Does it have a reverse function?
- Most 0.75 HP #12 grinders in this class do not. If a piece jams, switch off, unplug and clear the head by hand.
- What comes in the box?
- The grinder body, two grinding plates, a cutting blade, and typically a feed pusher and sausage stuffing tube. Check the listing for the exact accessory set.
- How should I clean it?
- Wash the head, plates, blade and tray by hand in warm soapy water and dry them right away. Wipe the motor housing with a damp cloth and never put it in water.
- Where is the Craftworx #12 0.75 HP Electric Meat Grinder cheapest?
- At C-A-L Ranch Stores, for $111.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Craftworx #12 0.75 HP Electric Meat Grinder?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Coastal Farm & Ranch, C-A-L Ranch Stores, Runnings.