Zach you’ve done it again! Devoted fan here and will be ordering the Hi-Rize, spring and washer soon. Two quick tips from a friend and admirer: 1) light yourself better frontally; I don’t think you’d need much more than a shaded lamp (or lamps @45° to you) and 2) get yourself a good quality broadcast mic, even a lapel mic will eliminate the echoes. But a mic such as one the podcasters use would be even better. I think you deserve to project at the quality level of your tutorials, sense of humor, and your professionalism! All the best.
I appreciate you so much! All I can hope is that I continue to do right by you guys and that the product lives up to expectations! So far great reviews!!
Hi Zach. Well, you’ve done it again, with an ingenious solution to a nagging problem. Will be ordering soon! Love all your videos and have been following you long enough to know you’re a good guy and a great teacher. Some thoughts from a friend: 1) light yourself better, even with two lamps at 45° to you will work and 2) get a lapel mic or more “pro” mic to eliminate the echo. All the best!
Yea I'm in a new film location so I'm working out the bugs, I'm also using a new camera that I didn't realize didn't pick up light better, also I will be getting a mic, I'm just now at the point where I can do more content than usual so I'll be Investing in myself for sure!
These have been so helpful for my metal bowls!! Any tips on how to fix my 6qt glass bowl that also fails the dime test? The glass one doesn't have the same tabs.
It's a nice upgrade to the bowl! Excuse me Mr. Mixer, I want to ask for your recommendation I want to buy a KitchenAid pedestal mixer, but I am undecided about which model, the models available in my city (I live in Mexico) are the models: KSM70SKXXCU and the KSM8990WH (Commercial Series) Which of these two models is better? Is it better to invest in the commercial series mixer (KSM8990WH)? I have read that this mixer incorporates a DC motor which makes its work cycle longer and does not require so much rest between beating or kneading What do you recommend?
The ksm8990 at this point is a superior mixer. The main reason I suggest this is that we have data to back up how long it should last. It's no problem to get a decade out of it if you take care of it, the ksm70 is so new (about a year on the market) that there is no data to suggest how well they will hold up!
Thank you @@MrMixer316 for your prompt response! True, the kSM70 model is a recent model, its novelty is that it incorporates the 1/2 speed for folding and the 10-speed control, in addition to the flexible double edge paddle and the spiral hook. It has been reported that the kSM70 has a 500W motor, but it is an AC motor and does not have as much torque compared to the DC motor of the commercial series mixer, and as you mention, there are still no reviews on its durability So if it is convenient to buy the commercial series mixer, it is a little more of an investment, but if you take care of it properly it will be a work equipment for several years
I just inherited a Canadian version of the KSM50PWH. Apparently last it was used it had smoked and just stopped working but as soon as I plugged it in it was working fine and so I thought that the overload reset switch might have been pressed. When I pressed it again it stopped working until I picked up the mixer, shook it, and now it's working again. Do I just need to replace that switch and if so how easy would that be?
Question: my stand-in mixer’s adjustment screw isn’t working anymore. It doesn’t seem to do anything when I try to raise or lower the beater anymore. The beater touches the dime just fine, but when I try to whip eggs, they do not whip AT ALL. It just swishes them around and they won’t grow. Any suggestions?
Worth mentioning, there's a built in clearance adjustment screw behind the bowl after lowering the arm. The shims might help if that's not enough, but definitely try that before shopping for a fix. ua-cam.com/video/0dpMCjFAiBI/v-deo.html
Well I've tried a regular washer and it didn't quite do it but getting the hi rize and the "over engineering" actually makes a difference. The regular washers kind of worked but the bowl would pop off
@@rgruenhaus most of these are way out of warranty, if you don't like the product don't buy it. Don't try to discredit what I'm doing here as it does nothing for you and only tears down my accomplishments. Have a wonderful day!
@@MrMixer316 a fast talking salesman who can't take a look at observations without feeling butt hurt, wow image that. Your product is out in the public you should know people might see different things about your presented product. If mentioning a real action that should have been discovered when new is tearing you down you are too sensitive to input on the Internet. An observation of a good product for some won't tear it down. I like your videos for what help it provides, but if I see a product being pushed that is beyond what the manufacturer found they already designed in them then there are many fish out there and you will catch some.
😂 Definitely add these BEFORE you put butter in the bowl! Also I am able to switch them up when I move from wisk to paddle.
👩🍳 chefs kiss! Perfect!
Zach you’ve done it again! Devoted fan here and will be ordering the Hi-Rize, spring and washer soon.
Two quick tips from a friend and admirer: 1) light yourself better frontally; I don’t think you’d need much more than a shaded lamp (or lamps @45° to you) and 2) get yourself a good quality broadcast mic, even a lapel mic will eliminate the echoes. But a mic such as one the podcasters use would be even better. I think you deserve to project at the quality level of your tutorials, sense of humor, and your professionalism! All the best.
I'm in a new film space so I'm still working out the bugs! I appreciate you so very much! We have invested in mics and working to get lighting!
Awesome! Your enthusiasm plus high production values! Unbeatable!😮
I appreciate you so much! All I can hope is that I continue to do right by you guys and that the product lives up to expectations! So far great reviews!!
Hi Zach. Well, you’ve done it again, with an ingenious solution to a nagging problem. Will be ordering soon! Love all your videos and have been following you long enough to know you’re a good guy and a great teacher.
Some thoughts from a friend: 1) light yourself better, even with two lamps at 45° to you will work and 2) get a lapel mic or more “pro” mic to eliminate the echo. All the best!
Yea I'm in a new film location so I'm working out the bugs, I'm also using a new camera that I didn't realize didn't pick up light better, also I will be getting a mic, I'm just now at the point where I can do more content than usual so I'll be Investing in myself for sure!
Brilliant accessory. I'll be checking my clearance.. That spring and washer is a great idea too. I will be ordering👌
These have been so helpful for my metal bowls!! Any tips on how to fix my 6qt glass bowl that also fails the dime test? The glass one doesn't have the same tabs.
Bravo. I bent the bowl tabs 😢. I was desperate! Didn’t work very well…
Do I take them off before I put the bowl in the dishwasher?
Great idea,Mr Mixer!
Thank you!
These are so useful. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
It's a nice upgrade to the bowl!
Excuse me Mr. Mixer, I want to ask for your recommendation
I want to buy a KitchenAid pedestal mixer, but I am undecided about which model, the models available in my city (I live in Mexico) are the models: KSM70SKXXCU and the KSM8990WH (Commercial Series)
Which of these two models is better? Is it better to invest in the commercial series mixer (KSM8990WH)? I have read that this mixer incorporates a DC motor which makes its work cycle longer and does not require so much rest between beating or kneading
What do you recommend?
The ksm8990 at this point is a superior mixer. The main reason I suggest this is that we have data to back up how long it should last. It's no problem to get a decade out of it if you take care of it, the ksm70 is so new (about a year on the market) that there is no data to suggest how well they will hold up!
Thank you @@MrMixer316 for your prompt response!
True, the kSM70 model is a recent model, its novelty is that it incorporates the 1/2 speed for folding and the 10-speed control, in addition to the flexible double edge paddle and the spiral hook. It has been reported that the kSM70 has a 500W motor, but it is an AC motor and does not have as much torque compared to the DC motor of the commercial series mixer, and as you mention, there are still no reviews on its durability
So if it is convenient to buy the commercial series mixer, it is a little more of an investment, but if you take care of it properly it will be a work equipment for several years
That's fucking genius!!! 🤯🤩 I love it! Nice job, sir!
I appreciate your feedback
I just inherited a Canadian version of the KSM50PWH. Apparently last it was used it had smoked and just stopped working but as soon as I plugged it in it was working fine and so I thought that the overload reset switch might have been pressed. When I pressed it again it stopped working until I picked up the mixer, shook it, and now it's working again. Do I just need to replace that switch and if so how easy would that be?
Send me an email mrmixer316@gmail.com
I have a bowl ride and was curious if Kitchenaid made a flex edge paddle. I see they make one for the tilt head.
Avoid the KA version and hit up our website for the Beater Blade, it's far superior, what model do you have I can drop a link!
@@MrMixer316 perfect!
Question: my stand-in mixer’s adjustment screw isn’t working anymore. It doesn’t seem to do anything when I try to raise or lower the beater anymore. The beater touches the dime just fine, but when I try to whip eggs, they do not whip AT ALL. It just swishes them around and they won’t grow. Any suggestions?
Any pro tips for fixing dents in the bowl?
Unfortunately not, that's a tough one
@@MrMixer316 Looks like I'm hunting down the blowtorch and ball peen.
@@JustinAlexanderBell that would be my suggestion
Worth mentioning, there's a built in clearance adjustment screw behind the bowl after lowering the arm. The shims might help if that's not enough, but definitely try that before shopping for a fix. ua-cam.com/video/0dpMCjFAiBI/v-deo.html
So its an overengineered washer?
If that's what you would like to call it 😅
Well I've tried a regular washer and it didn't quite do it but getting the hi rize and the "over engineering" actually makes a difference. The regular washers kind of worked but the bowl would pop off
~Zack just. Design a paddle with a nylon bottom!
Better to buy this to adjust height of bowl than use the adjustment screw for those with too much cash.
The adjustment does not always get you close enough to the bowl! Otherwise I never would have worked on this project!
@@MrMixer316 if it doesn't work to use the adjustment screw it should be reported to KA and either repaired or replaced.
The k5SS doesn’t have an adjustment screw. So thisnisnoerfect
@@rgruenhaus most of these are way out of warranty, if you don't like the product don't buy it. Don't try to discredit what I'm doing here as it does nothing for you and only tears down my accomplishments. Have a wonderful day!
@@MrMixer316 a fast talking salesman who can't take a look at observations without feeling butt hurt, wow image that. Your product is out in the public you should know people might see different things about your presented product. If mentioning a real action that should have been discovered when new is tearing you down you are too sensitive to input on the Internet. An observation of a good product for some won't tear it down. I like your videos for what help it provides, but if I see a product being pushed that is beyond what the manufacturer found they already designed in them then there are many fish out there and you will catch some.