DIY Beef Jerky Gun - Cal 50mm
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- 8 g
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- 45.6 min
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- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
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- 0.20mm Standard
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Make your own spicey minced meat beef jerkys
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Inspired by Pompano Brownies Big Bertha DIY Beef Jerky Gun on Thingyverse…
I made my own simpler version using :
1x normal silikon gun for 50mm diameter cartridges
1x 21,5cm piece of a waterpipe 50mm x 1.8mm
(both bought in a hardware store here in germany)
and each one of the 3d printed nozzle and piston provided by me here to download . ___________________________________
The cartridge can easily be filled by just stomping it into the meat, as shown on one of the pictures .
All parts remain quite loose until all is loaded into the gun .
At the end, the cleaner helps pushing the last bit of meat outside the nozzle, so nothing much gets waisted .
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As things worked out for me realy great, please use and enjoy at your own risk !
There are a lot of recipes out there in the internet, if you need some inspiration, that you can look out for...
Dealing with food, especially with raw meat, means you have to take good care of hygiene and food saftey, and please follow the instructions of your dehydrating device, and use your commen sense .
Use your foodsafest filament and settings for the 3D printed parts, and even consider using them just one time, if you otherwise feel uncomfortable in keeping things foodsafe !
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Have fun and enjoy ! Bon appetit !
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Update 31.05.2025 : I added a nozzle cleaner to manually push out the last bit of meat that stays trapped inside the nozzle… and modified the nozzle to make the cleaner fit inside of it…
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