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Hinged-Beater Swivel Dasher: Beaters That Tilt Rising and Lie Flat Falling

Whirl-Cone Splash-Guard Churn: A Whirl Feeds Air to a Cone, a Funnel Keeps the Cream In

Spiral-Float Air-Arm Churn: A Perforated Screw Over a Breathing Wedge

Air-Pump Tube Dasher: A Tube Over a Loose Plunger Pumps Air at Every Stroke

Tubular Disk Dasher Churn: A Wide Shallow Churn That Rolls the Butter Into Balls

Valveless Cone Air Dasher: A Hollow Cone and Four Tubes, Nothing to Wear Out

Trapped-Air Cylinder Dash Churn: A Hollow Dash That Squeezes Air Into the Cream

Hollow-Arm Air Churn: A Spinning Dasher That Breathes Air Into the Cream

Air-Bucket Churn: Buckets That Carry Air Down and Cream Up

Screw-Lift Churn: An Archimedean Screw Keeps the Whole Body of Cream Moving

Spring-Return Rocking Churn: Springs Under Each End Lift the Low One Back

Reacting Churn Dasher: Two Rows of Oars Pitched Opposite Ways

Water-Jacketed Churn: Hot or Cold Water Under a Metal Plate Tempers the Cream

Rocking-Stool Churn: Rock the Churn, the Dashers Ride With It

Wedge-Plunger Potato Strainer: Turn a Wedge, the Mash Comes Out the Sides

Draining-Tube Potato Masher: Mash in a Tube, the Water Runs Out

Hand-Rolled Egg Beater: Rub Two Rolls Between the Palms

Screw-Tube Egg Beater: The Tube Spins, the Rod Stands Still

Spiral-Slide Egg Beater: Push a Slide, Two Scrolls Turn Opposite Ways

Oblique-Rack Egg Beater: One Rack Turns Two Beaters Opposite Ways

Counter-Rotating Egg Beater: One Wheel, Two Beaters Turning Opposite Ways

Side-Knife Can Opener: Round Holes and Long Ones With One Tool

The Reusable Can Opener: A Stop on the Knife and a Rim Left to Use Again

The Bearing-Block Can Opener: Lean on the Wall, Not on the Contents