[Presto pot stirrers]

On 4/1/2021 at 7:22 AM, Judgie said:

It's not for production by the looks .

But great for most users.

Judgie, I tried to wear out my personal stirrer by loading regrinds to the top of my presto pot. A half hour later I had liquid. I have done this at least 6 times and the results are the same.

[Presto pot stirrers]

I haven't run one everyday. but I don't see why it wouldn't keep running. I have a couple that I have used for the past 2 1/2 years and the only thing I did was replace the controller because the original didn't shut off I would have to unplug it to stop it to fill the injector(s). If you are in a well ventilated area the motor will never get hot and that is what usually kills them. The maker and I found material that doesn't allow heat transfer from the pot to the motor plate so the motor stays room temperature. If you pour or shoot outside take into effect the sun light heating the motor. These stirrers allow you to keep a lower temperature and reduces scorching (depending on plastic). If you depend on regrinds a lot this might not be the stirrer for you. If you start out with virgin and add a little regrinds at a time this is what it was made for. We are making an affordable stirrer for the hobbiest not the full-on production crew. We will probably not make these again because of the costs and labor involved. Spend $60 to make $20 not including the cost of labor. Some of the materials are very hard to get right now (told production was stopped due to Covid and will go back into production later this year). We have found that enclosing or trying to insulate the motor just kept in the heat resulting in failure. If you are interested we are taking orders and as soon as they are ready we will notify you by email and invoice you on paypal. Thanks Randy!  Once they are finished what ever is not preordered with go up on ebay for $95.00. COST: With shipping to the lower 48 $85.00 ipsenconnect@mail.com  

[Presto pot stirrers]

This is my personal stirrer I use all the time. Checkout the pic. I tried to to upload a video and it wouldn't let me.

[Wanted Basic Stirrer system for presto pot Soft plastics]

I saw presto pot stirrers on ebay. They were made for plastisol. There were 5 on there and they are gone now. I put it on my watch list and contacted the seller. He got back to me and said he will post more when the parts come in. They were $85 with free shipping.