Thanks in advance ,after some advice on a decent mincer for home processing any help greatly appreciated my new butcher doesn’t take venison so am going to do myself
Home mincer
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There's been a load of posts on this before and you'll even find a few in the "similar threads" below this post
To summarise
Some say a Kenwood chef attachment is great. Often available second hand. Strong motor. Adjustable speed. Cheap
Other people hate them
Lidl mincers get a decent rep
Andrew James very sought after when they come up
Then there is a whole pile of people who go small commercial. Buffalo. Tre spade
All of the above work for people depending on what you need
My personal view is that the Kenwood thing works fine if you do it occasionally and can pick up a cheap one . I have one and it is a workhorse for all sorts of stuff
But eventually you'll want to move to a dedicated mincer and once you do that get the better end of what you can afford because a bad one will just make your life painful
Oh. And how many bowls have you got?
You need more than that
And then a few more big ones
To summarise
Some say a Kenwood chef attachment is great. Often available second hand. Strong motor. Adjustable speed. Cheap
Other people hate them
Lidl mincers get a decent rep
Andrew James very sought after when they come up
Then there is a whole pile of people who go small commercial. Buffalo. Tre spade
All of the above work for people depending on what you need
My personal view is that the Kenwood thing works fine if you do it occasionally and can pick up a cheap one . I have one and it is a workhorse for all sorts of stuff
But eventually you'll want to move to a dedicated mincer and once you do that get the better end of what you can afford because a bad one will just make your life painful
Oh. And how many bowls have you got?
You need more than that
And then a few more big ones
Bo Diddley
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A thread title like this always makes me chuckle, here's a couple of options for ya.. 
Proper mincers
Thanks for the feedback appreciate it 
I bought one of these in 2019 for £75 off eBay and it's fantastic. Fairly compact and doesn't take long to mince a decent batch. I just cut venison into 2" cubes and it works like a champ.
www.luvele.co.uk
The spigot on the worm was getting worn about a year ago and Luvele sold me a whole new housing, worm, tray etc for £17.95 - pretty great service.
It probably gets through about 20-25 deer a year, mostly smaller roe and a handful of red deer for making mince, sausages, burgers.
Luvele Ultimate Electric Meat Grinder | Sausage Maker | 1800w (700w rated)
DESCRIPTION The Luvele Ultimate Meat Grinder combines superior performance with professional design features & premium metal gearing. With a new quieter 1800w (700w rated) pure copper motor, & sturdy die-cast aluminum body, it provides a balance of strength, flexibility & elegance.The unique...
www.luvele.co.uk
The spigot on the worm was getting worn about a year ago and Luvele sold me a whole new housing, worm, tray etc for £17.95 - pretty great service.
It probably gets through about 20-25 deer a year, mostly smaller roe and a handful of red deer for making mince, sausages, burgers.
Hawshill
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What @VSS said. If you contact Rob at Weschenfelder Home Page they have a deal on at the moment
A couple of s/h Andrew James meat grinders on eBay at the moment - put a search in & save it as I bought a new boxed one for about half what the cheapest used one is listed for at the moment.
andrew james meat grinder | eBay UK
The Andrew James meat grinder is a compact and efficient small kitchen appliance designed for grinding meat. Only used once , so in perfect condition. With a power source of 250W electric, this metal meat grinder in white colour comes with a pusher, blades, and instruction manual as components...
ebay.us
This has worked well for me:
www.bushwear.co.uk
BushWear Economy Mincer
BushWear's economy meat mincer for venison, game and household use. Sturdy build, multiple cutting plates, easy to clean. Larder essential.
www.bushwear.co.uk
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