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I have an older grape crusher, motor driven.
I plan on rebuilding the support braces and hopper. I will salvage the hopper wood, probably make new braces from a hardwood. Either Oak or Maple. What ever is cheaper. The "gears" that crush the grapes are cast iron. Although mostly rust free I would like to paint them. I plan on getting some Gondola Enamel (food-grade) I am not sure if this will hold up from use. Any suggestions? The hopper looks like it is varnished (it is flaking off) I plan on stripping this, looks like oak, and maybe mineral oil finish or nothing at all. Any suggestions? I plan on re-wiring the motor (probably done in the 1960's or 70's) Put a switch on it, ground circuit, maybe GFI? Any suggestions? |
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