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How exactly does it work? Does it just have grinding/pressing wheels that
squeeze the hell out of the seed/whatever?
--- Neoteric Biofuels Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Komet line has one that'll give
Keith writes:
Why not use a meat grinder? Not the home model, next size up or so,
something that a local butchery would use to make mince meat. If
there are still such things as local butcheries. that is. You might
be able to adapt it without too much hassle.
I think the problem is that a meat
Hi Ken
Keith writes:
Why not use a meat grinder? Not the home model, next size up or so,
something that a local butchery would use to make mince meat. If
there are still such things as local butcheries. that is. You might
be able to adapt it without too much hassle.
I think the problem is
I've got a wheatgrass juicer that would probably work better than a meat
grinder. Mines a stainless steel manually cranked, about $80 or so. And it's got
a much longer tapered screw than meat grinders -- but I'd always thought you
needed much more pressure than that? But it's designed so the
Did you think of a manual ram press?
Carl Bielenberg in Vermont developed one (see address below). They are easy to
build. And very cheap.
Look into: http://www.jatropha.org/rampresses/biel-ram.htm
Reinhard Henning
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Reinhard writes:
You are
Are there plan sets available for these presses? I can't find anything on the
website other than the small drawing.
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Did you think of a manual ram press?
Carl Bielenberg in Vermont developed one (see address below). They
Great idea!
Kim
Harmon Seaver wrote:
Anyway, what I was last thinking was building a combo log
splitter/pellet
press. Engine driven, of course, not just a handpump jack. I need the log
splitter anyway, so maybe just build it so you put different ends on the
ram,
etc. One of those
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hello Keith:
you
The Komet line has one that'll give you the exercise you seek.
Hand operated. Does about 10 lbs. Of seed per hour. Cost is about $1700 US
delivered to you. (quality never comes cheap). You can press oil out of darn
near anything with it - some of them are pretty high value oils
How exactly does it work? Does it just have grinding/pressing wheels that
squeeze the hell out of the seed/whatever?
--- Neoteric Biofuels Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Komet line has one that'll give you the exercise you seek.
Hand operated. Does about 10 lbs. Of seed per hour. Cost
Ed Beggs writes:
The Komet line has one that'll give you the exercise you seek.
Hand operated. Does about 10 lbs. Of seed per hour. Cost is about $1700 US
delivered to you. (quality never comes cheap). You can press oil out of darn
near anything with it - some of them are pretty high value
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Ed Beggs writes:
The Komet line has one that'll give you the exercise you seek.
Hand operated. Does about 10 lbs. Of seed per hour. Cost is about $1700
US
delivered to you
Been thinking the same thing. Somebody build it. Make it strong, cheap and
effective. We'll maybe be interested in then marketing it.
Regards,
Edward Beggs, BES, MSc
http://www.biofuels.ca
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How exactly does it work? Does it just have grinding/pressing wheels that
squeeze the hell out of the seed/whatever?
--- Neoteric Biofuels Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Komet line has one that'll give you the exercise you
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Doesn't oil in the seed store much better?
Wouldn't people want
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From: Keith Addison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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hello Keith:
you can see a small and not expensive oil press at
www.savoiapower.com/tiny.html
Carlos
Hello Carlos
Biofuel
a small and not expensive oil press at
www.savoiapower.com/tiny.html
Carlos
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hello Keith:
you can see a small and not expensive oil press at
www.savoiapower.com/tiny.html
Carlos
Hi,
You are right. But laboratory size expellers (Komet) are also very expensive,
especially the repair parts.
Regard the Sundhara press. It has a capacity of about 60 - 70 kg seed per hour
(15 l of oil) and costs about 2.000 US $. It is produced in Nepal, Tanzania and
Mali.
visit the
Reinhard writes:
You are right. But laboratory size expellers (Komet) are also
very expensive, especially the repair parts.
I'd prefer to think of the press I want as kitchen scale. There's
no engineering reason I can see for a small oil press to cost any
more than, say, an electric
hello Keith:
you can see a small and not expensive oil press at www.savoiapower.com/tiny.html
Carlos
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Carlos writes:
you can see a small and not expensive oil press at
www.savoiapower.com/tiny.html
All I can see on that site is an expeller press that weighs 500 kg
and processes 125 kg of seed per hour. My guess at the price is
in the range of $15,000 USD. (I didn't see a price on the
wishes
Keith Addison
Journey to Forever
Handmade Projects
Osaka, Japan
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Carlos writes:
you can see a small and not expensive oil press at
www.savoiapower.com/tiny.html
All I can see on that site is an expeller press that weighs 500 kg
and processes 125 kg of seed per hour. My guess at the price is
in the range of $15,000 USD. (I didn't see a price on the
hello Ken:
The Tiny oil mill for sunflower, rapeseed, soya, costs U$S 5000 FOB
Small ones can be found at www.oilpress.com
Carlos
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hello Keith:
you
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Carlos writes:
you can
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Carlos writes:
you can see a small and not expensive oil press at
www.savoiapower.com/tiny.html
All I can see on that site is an expeller press that weighs 500
I am knew in thsi list.
I would like to produce sunflower oil and I don't know what kind of
equipment i should use. Could you help me?
And, do you usually burn it with glicerin or take it out? What about
motor problems after 200 hours for waste acumulation inside motor?
regards,
I am knew in thsi list.
I would like to produce sunflower oil and I don't know what kind of
equipment i should use. Could you help me?
And, do you usually burn it with glicerin or take it out? What about
motor problems after 200 hours for waste acumulation inside motor?
regards,
Questions concerning the conversion of car engines to run with plant oil you
will find under
http://www.jatropha.org/p-o-engines/conversion-cars.htm
To extract sunflower oil you can use manual presses or mechanical expellers.
Examples of both you find at:
How much seed do you want to press per hour? Where are you located?
Regards,
Edward Beggs, BES, MSc
http://www.biofuels.ca
on 6/6/02 10:08 AM, marcohgcardoso at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am knew in thsi list.
I would like to produce sunflower oil and I don't know what kind of
I am knew in thsi list.
I would like to produce sunflower oil and I don't know what kind of
equipment i should use. Could you help me?
And, do you usually burn it with glicerin or take it out? What about
motor problems after 200 hours for waste acumulation inside motor?
regards,
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