I Made Butter With a SAWZALL
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2024
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I heard about a paint shaker sawzall attachment, and that got me to thinking about butter, my excess of cream, and my proximity to a sawzall. Want to learn how to make your own butter and buttermilk from scratch? Stay tuned!
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I so glad you made this video! I've been shaking the cow and expecting butter to come out. Your way is so much easier for me and the cow. Thank you so much. 🐄
😂😂😂 you’re a treasure, Lee
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😂😂😂😂 I love it!!
"...making butter with a Sawmill. Let's not get crazy." Love it Anne. Love it.
No irony in that statement whatsoever! :)
I now need a cow, a sawsall and a vice. I have a jar , clamp and tape, so I'm half way there. Thanks Anne. You are my kind of mad!!!
Finally, my sawzall can be doing something useful during its many off hours. And, in all seriousness, this was hilariously great!
FYI, if you set the cream sit out just until it’s nearly warm, it will turn to butter almost instantly when you shake it. Most of the shaking when the cream is cold is basically a friction heater for the cream to get it warm enough for the butter to separate from the shaking.
Interesting!! I like the scientific sound of that but for some reason I haven’t had the same experience. Motivation to keep experimenting!!
That was great, Anne, it's never silly or ridiculous to save time and the standing around for hours in one spot, and that butter sure did look delicious, I could picture slathering, that's right, I said slathering butter over a big chunk of homemade bread, YUM!
Omg! This was well worth staying up till midnight, procrastinating falling asleep. I love these videos...they remind me of all the crazy inventions I plan, but never have the time to make. Hmmm... perfect timing actually. I have a bunch of cream I got on sale this week. I did make one small batch with a jar yesterday, but I might have to give this a shot!
Well, I tried. It made instant whipped cream in about 2 seconds of shake time, and I totally recommend it for the enjoyment of that! 🤣 I snapped two blades trying to keep it going longer, and since I didn't have any more blades, I gave up and ate whipped cream instead. 😋
That is SO hilarious......loved your crazy invention!!!
Perfectly silly light hearted video to uplift me today. Thanks Anne.
Just about everything can be converted to a butter churn. I like the vibrating tables they use for putting a straightedge on newspapers. One of my aunts used a sewing machine.
I made a video of making butter in a normal paint shaker (the kind for shaking gallon cans). It worked great!
Hello can you make a full video about cow milking by machiene please
😂 wow that's very interesting build. Hopefully you get great use out of it for many years to come Anna. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Fab on. Weld on. Keep making. God bless.
Good one, Anne! Thank you!
We love you!!
Cheers from the great state of Arkansas!!
Brett is the best. Clean shop, happy shop. Great hilarious video Anne!
He sure is! I can’t wait for him to come back and forge some more!
You had me at butter churn.
Gooood morning from central Florida! Hope everyone has a great day!
can also make butter pretty fast in a stand mixer with the whisk attachment.
I knew a dental technician who used a vibratation table for mking denture molds to make butter but only as an experiment and it worked.
Brilliant.
Brilliant Anne, that was so fascinating. I’m alway blown away how much I learn from you. Congratulations on another outstanding video. Cheers!
Regarding homogenized milk, and also IIRC sheep's milk, there's a problem due to how small the fat droplets are & how the electric field between fat & water (similar to the hair/polymer electric field you can use to charge up balloons & stick them to the ceiling, and the air/water field that keeps clouds from coalescing but can cause lightning once they do). This is also why lactofermentation can help: acid helps interrupt colloidal dispersion & works with the agitation.
Long story short: If you happen to have an electroplating rig, it might be fun to try making butter via electrophoresis. You definitely want to come up with food-safe electrodes for that: graphite and titanium are great, mild steel would probably be fine but might give an off flavor if you get the settings wrong and start etching the metal.
I LOVE that your brain works this way!
It’s really neat to see when you hit the resonant frequency and it starts wobbling like crazy.
Perhaps a second container on the other side would make the vibrations better(?) or more balanced. 🤷🏻♂️
This is awesome, you are awesome!
You remind me of me lol. I always have another "good" Idea to try this or make that, or a fix etc. I sometimes don't know where to start. And get intimidated but you started somewhere so that gives me hope.
My 9 yr old son who wants to grow up to be a blacksmith THOROUGHLY enjoyed this silliness❤🤣
This is great for spraypaint
I grew up on a farm that had eight dairy cows. We milked them twice a day, ran the milk through a cream separator, sold the cream to be made into butter and then fed the skim milk to the calves and to the people in the house. Every so often my mom would keep back several quarts of cream which would be put into a one gallon churn (with a crank on it) and my brothers and I would spend a saturday making butter. It was a lot of fun--partly because it gave us something to do on a rainy day--but mostly because we knew that a huge batch of cinnamon buns would be baked the following week--and nothing was ever as good as Mom's cinnamon buns made with freshly churned farm butter. I loved watching other ways to church butter--obviously the friends who were visiting you that week come up with some rather creative ideas at times (I won't call them crazy, because it's only crazy if it doesn't work--and this one did). Thanks for giving me a good chuckle and for giving new meaning to the phrase "I make do with what I've got." I loved it.
I saw a homesteader the other day who used her reciprocal saw to sift her freshly ground flour she wanted to use for cookies (she wanted closer to a white flour for the cookies.) 15 seconds was all it took her with the saw attached to the sifter. By hand it took her 45 minutes (which was why she opted to try the saw.) Who knew a reciprocal saw was such an all-around kitchen tool?!
I’m glad you’re soooooooo creative! Sawzall Butter…Who knew?😊🙏🏼
Great idea! So clever. Love the video.
Our forefathers been doing this for years we're just lucky to have better advancement.
So great! Maybe two jars side by side with the blade between would help to counter weight. And you have double the butter! Cheers
That’s a brilliant solution
Anne...U So Crazy!!! Lol! Love it! I'm sure even your cows are proud! :)
Seen this about 8 years ago still love it.
Amazing work Anne! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 ..... Though you totally missed the opportunity to cut the bread with the reciprocating saw .... 😁 ...butter luck next time! 😉🧈
This was rediculously fun :)
I think you should try creating a contraption that can be attached with bicycle and you can cycle for few minutes and you have butter :)
thank you Anne . as a young kid i did spend time shaking a jar cause we lived in a farm town and got fresh milk . then one day when we were teenagers Mom got a butter churn / had paddle wheels in it what a difference it made
Fun video! The thing that powers you little fan is called the Peltier effect.. 😉
Good to know!
This is brilliant! I love it!
Your randomness makes my day! Thank you!
(And I get the time blindness. I don’t know how long anything is.)
That was way too much fun! LOL thank you so much!!
Great video, so fun. Love it.
Your a fun trip to watch girl!
Best video ever! 😆 we could definitely be friends. I was trying to figure out how to make a tuna can press. No inspiration yet. You make it. I’ll buy it.
This might be my favorite video of the Year well done! 🧈
I miss real buttermilk so much. used to get a gallon for 1$ from Mrs. bandy down the holler. it would last about an hour between grandpa and I.
Pretty fantastic video. I am now thinking I over complicate a good deal of my projects
It's not a dumb idea if it works. 😁 This was ridiculous and super fun! Thanks for sharing!
Not Ridiculous and a great vid. Thanks
Makes me want to buy a property in the middle of nowhere and get a few goats , WHITE BUTTER ! Anne you are great and well versed !
When I grew up we made butter in 1 pound blocks and put them in the freezer. Had lots of butter for a long time.
Great video😂, I just came from you and April making the tiny house, great work. I can't wait to finish watching the journey on your channel.SUBBED
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I pretty much did the exact same thing with a jigsaw to make a shaker for my paint bottles
That was cool. Love these kind of vids
Well that was just fun!!! 😂❤️😂
I buy butter from the store.....
....but I think I'm going to cut slices differently now.
One idea feeds another. 😁
This made me smile😅
I remember in grade school, maybe five or 6 years old, my classmates all had to baked a small loaf of bread and make butter from cream using the mason jar method.
I remember in kindergarten the whole class sitting around rolling a Mason jar back and forth on the floor to make butter.
Cool job Anne
Theres no better taste than fresh hot homemade bread and butter..yummmm!
Yeah baby! Buttered Popcorn!!!! 👍👍✌️😂
Very creative.
GREAT BUTTER LOOKS Delicious👍🇲🇽
Do a paint mixer next!! I bet you know a buddy with a rig.
Brilliant, but honestly, my kitchen aid does a great job, I just like to think outside the box sometimes ;)
Next step will have to be a butter shaker that's laid out like a V6 engine with jars acting as pistons.. So you can increase the butter production and output, no? :P
Hahaha definitely
I LOVE your shirt relative to the project 😂😂😂
Hahaha I figured it would be a good choice for this one
I love your brain.
This was fabulous! How did it take a year for me to see it?
Thanks for the laugh.
BTW, I think if you did it with the saw hanging down it would solve you blade flexing problem!
Let's not get too crazy!!! says crazy😂🤣😘
When I was 10 I made a butter churn out of lego, with an electric motor to spin it. This looks like far more fun!
you make me smile
I like it.
Thats a great idea
Modern problems require modern solutions 👍🏻
Is this what James Bond was referring to when he said "Shaken, not stirred?" Hmmm. 🤣
Hahaha didn’t his Aston Martin have a sawzall cup holder?
You’re the best!!!
Can you add the salt before you start shaking it up?
Pretty neat Anne, unfortunately I do not have access to raw milk so only store bought butter for me.
HEYYYY I see that mank tank behind you! I'm so chuffed that you did that hahaha
Brett @skullandspade13 made me do it :)
New subscriber here your butter looks really good. Way to go thinking outside the box.
GOD IS GOOD GOD IS GREAT GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL WHO READ THIS AMEN.
Great vid Anne 🤣
anne where do you get you glasses at i would like to get a pair like that?
Well I have a sawzall. I couldn't help but think maybe a paint can shaker like at home depot would make it faster. :)
There you go!
Even my teenage son laughed at this! What a fun , crazy idea!
Laughter is the best thing :)
Um, um, still trying to figure if it's 'sposed to be an April Fools video or just a small peak into that other side of Anne's brain when it goes off kilter and comes up with crazy ideas, just like happens to a lot of us. Either way, if it's 'sposed to be a Fools joke, didn't quite work since, well, it worked - I like it, made me laugh, which brightened up the morning a little and taught me something (didn't realise that's what butter milk was/came from). All you need to do now is fabricate a more solid/rigid blade adapter, thingy and you'll be good to go.
As to if more of these? Yes please. Genuine, off the cuff, slightly wacky, fun ideas that come to you, no big thinking, scripting, just to make a video to get views, likes etc. 100%
I have made butter from milk from the store
But I have to add salt to make it taste good.
Can you please tell me what your shirt says? Thanks hun. Blessings
Your worth is not measured by your productivity ;)
"This is a video about making butter with a sawzall, so let's not get too crazy".
I believe that ship has sailed.
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New at Home Depot: Ryobi 18V butter churn
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I literally thought about doing this the other day. It's scary to think someone else thinks like me!
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ridiculous indeed, but why not! Not everything have to be super cereal :)
You could also put the jar in the back off your truck, ATV, horse etc and taken it off-roading for an hour of two :P
Weird how home made butter taste so much better than shop bought, even thought its the "exact" same.
I make butter very infrequent, only when i have whipped cream going bad.
Did all of that butter come from that jar of milk? If anything this highlights why butter should not cost nearly as much as it does.
I bet it was delicious!
Well to be fair that was a jar of straight cream, gathered from 3 gallons of milk so the cost of the butter in this batch was actually pretty high if we were actually paying for the milk ;)
@@AnneofAllTrades OK then, maybe butter is a deal 😂
Paint can shaker? Hmmm.
Protein shaker cups work better than the jar and worse than the sawzall. Maybe a few minutes of shaking.
You are supposed to wash the butter till what comes out is clear, you didn't wash yours enough there is still too much butter milk in it for it to not sour quickly.
Haha you are right, and good catch- that right there is some movie magic we created by splicing clips because I forgot to show the whole rinsing process 😂😂
But it doesn’t matter a bit if you eat it within a few days or a bit longer if you refrigerate but that’s overkill! Why have hard butter to fight with when you can have nice, soft, spreadable butter anytime you need it. Just keep it in a sealed container on the counter and I bet it’s gone before it goes bad. If you make a larger batch then divide it and keep the extra in fridge until the first jar is bout gone. It will come to room temp and soften in about an hour
OK now start thinking about a whirligig butter churn.