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Masher, Pounder and Mincer: Three Kitchen Tools on One Handle
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6. ottobre 2026DK
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Masher, Pounder and Mincer: Three Kitchen Tools on One Handle

A masher, a steak pounder and a mincing knife are three tools to buy and store. Jacob J. Diehl of York, Pennsylvania, received US 93,862, dated 17 August 1869, for a kitchen utensil combining "a vegetable-masher, steak-pounder, and mincing-knife": an ordinary masher with a plate of pyramidal teeth fixed to its foot, and a mincing knife whose shank passes through the handle and is fastened by a nut, its back resting in a groove between two rows of teeth. This rung compares head weights, then prints the toothed head, fits a knife from spring steel, and uses the tool three ways.
Intermedio
About 2 hours, plus printing

Istruzioni

1

Head weight and blow

Caricamento del notebook Jupyter…
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A masher before it

The embedded blueprint mashes with a wire coil. Diehl's masher is solid, with teeth to pound and a knife to mince.
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Read US 93,862

"D is the mincing-knife, provided with a shank, a, which passes through the handle A. The back of the knife rests in a groove in the plate C, between two rows of the teeth, and is secured by a nut, b, screwed on to the shank a, or by equivalent means. This knife is preferably detached, when the implement is in use as a masher or pounder."
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Print the head

Print the head with its toothed face, groove and socket (/uploads/blueprints/masher-pounder-mincer-head.stl) at 100 % infill for weight. Print in PETG at 0.2 mm layers, 30 % infill, 4 walls; wash before first use.

Materiali per questo passaggio:

Filamento PETGFilamento PETG1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Stampante 3D a filamento (FDM)Stampante 3D a filamento (FDM)
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Make the knife

Cut a crescent 56 mm across from spring steel strip and file its curved edge sharp. Epoxy a 5 mm steel rod, threaded at its end with the die, to the middle of its back as the shank, 230 mm long.

Materiali per questo passaggio:

Nastro di acciaio armonicoNastro di acciaio armonico1 pezzo
Tondo di acciaio dolceTondo di acciaio dolce1 pezzo
Resina epossidica bicomponenteResina epossidica bicomponente1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Cesoie da lattoniereCesoie da lattoniere
Lime (lima a mano)Lime (lima a mano)
Pietra per affilarePietra per affilare
Morsa da bancoMorsa da banco
Serie di maschi e filiereSerie di maschi e filiere
Guanti da lavoro in pelleGuanti da lavoro in pelle
Occhiali di sicurezza trasparentiOcchiali di sicurezza trasparenti
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Handle and nut

Drill a hardwood dowel through its length for the 5 mm shank, epoxy it into the head's socket, pass the shank up through, and hold it with a nut at the top.

Materiali per questo passaggio:

Tasselli di legno duroTasselli di legno duro1 pezzo
Resina epossidica bicomponenteResina epossidica bicomponente1 pezzo
Dado esagonaleDado esagonale1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Trapano a batteriaTrapano a batteria
Serie di punte da trapanoSerie di punte da trapano
Chiave regolabile a rullinoChiave regolabile a rullino
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The build in 3D

FreeCAD model of this build, not of the patent: the head with its pyramidal teeth and knife groove, the crescent knife with its back in the groove, the shank through the handle, and the handle.
File di designBLENDCC0 - Free
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Use it three ways

With the knife off, mash boiled potatoes, then pound a cabbage leaf flat on the board with the teeth. Refit the knife and mince an onion. Time each.
Passo 8 - Image 1

Materiali per questo passaggio:

PatatePatate1 pezzo
Cavolo cappuccioCavolo cappuccio1 pezzo
CipollaCipolla1 pezzo
AcquaAcqua1 pezzo

Strumenti necessari:

Casseruola altaCasseruola alta
Sbozzato di acero per tagliereSbozzato di acero per tagliere
Grande ciotola da impasto in acciaio inossidabileGrande ciotola da impasto in acciaio inossidabile
CronometroCronometro
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A knife that wobbles, teeth that clog

Masher, pounder and mincer troubleshooting.

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History and honest limits

**Jacob J. Diehl** of York, Pennsylvania, received US 93,862, dated 17 August 1869. The masher is of ordinary form with a plate or metallic block of pyramidal teeth fixed to it; the knife need not be removed when mashing. He did not claim combining a cleaver and steak pounder, which was known, but the detachable knife through the handle and its fit in the plate. **Honest limits.** A printed head stands in for wood and metal, and is lighter than cast iron. FDM prints hold food in their layer lines, so wash well and replace when worn. Your times are the result.

Materiali

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Strumenti richiesti

15

File di progetto

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