Little mixer

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lurpak

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On my second mega mixer now and it’s getting tired. It’s also over-kill for some of my jobs.

Could do with a nice little 240v for the small jobs. Still has to be decent though..

Any recommendations?
 
I need to start reading the titles properly.. i though this was a post about the girl band @little mix@ Really excited me....:(
 
I bought these collomix the yellow one in late 90s and the blue one about 2000 both work perfect if i had a pound for every bag of skim the mixed as the always worked in 2 and one gangs sometimes 3 and one mixing up to twenty bags a day at busy times there big money but buy god the last
 

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I use maketia mixing dril model: 1401. 110v over 6 years still going, my mate has 240v keeps going only switches ever go if burned out easy fix. Best mixing drill I have ever used as well so light
 
lurpak said:
On my second mega mixer now and it’s getting tired. It’s also over-kill for some of my jobs.

Could do with a nice little 240v for the small jobs. Still has to be decent though..

Any recommendations?
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I've got the refina one 1000w machine fckin bullet proof mate great for 2 bags that's about it after that struggling its tits off
 
My first mixer was a cheap one from ebay... was bloody great :D

a 240v mixer in my opinion is way better on domestic jobs than 110v :D
 
Nice one lads, will look into them. Alot of time I hand mix on small jobs as the 1800w refina is just too much, but can't fault that mixer at all.. think it's due bearings again and a full service though.
 
lurpak said:
Nice one lads, will look into them. Alot of time I hand mix on small jobs as the 1800w refina is just too much, but can't fault that mixer at all.. think it's due bearings again and a full service though.
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I just have the small drill for all the little Shiite bits really
 
madmonk said:
I just have the small drill for all the little Shiite bits really
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That's what I'm thinking.. I do lots of small jobs recently so would be ideal to have a little mixer. I've tried some over the years, had a makita ut121 or something, also one of those evolution twisters, both was slow as fck tho
 
lurpak said:
That's what I'm thinking.. I do lots of small jobs recently so would be ideal to have a little mixer. I've tried some over the years, had a makita ut121 or something, also one of those evolution twisters, both was slow as fck tho
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Tell ya mate that refina 1000w is a great machine for small gear think it's about 180 smackers
 
Topspread16 said:
As soon as the soft start has gone on it it’s shinpad city.
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haha yeah. i had the old old megamixer with slow start was best mixer ever till it died. then got the h handle 1800 2 gear one which is still going but as said needs bearings or something
 
Get the vitrex, 2speed and has a dial to slow it right down. Only down side is the paddle is abit to short. If you have and extension bar you’re laughing. I don’t so just put it on a crate.
 
lurpak said:
On my second mega mixer now and it’s getting tired. It’s also over-kill for some of my jobs.

Could do with a nice little 240v for the small jobs. Still has to be decent though..

Any recommendations?
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Have you ever heard of power g 45 pound stick a descent whisk on it and it’s good to go will last a year easy .
 
we are doing a huge refurb at the moment so a mega mix 1800v to mix the base coat euro cork, the 1800v to mix the second coat a lime system from Portugal. a small colomix about 1100v to mix the bucket lime finish.
 
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