Does anyone know who manufactures the press in this picture? (Picture is off of www.perfect-cheese.com (http://www.perfect-cheese.com), but they don't list it for sale in their catalog and have not answered my request for info on it as yet.)
-K
(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/02/1b/54/021b54aa0238cd22d686b9e9111d79d1.jpg)
Probably a prototype made by John at PC. He's a member here and he mentioned he was working on cheese press designs.
I noticed that the clear molds aren't on the PC site anymore. Coincidentally, John Schmidling (who also makes cheese equipment) stopped selling his clear molds, too. I like the idea of them, too bad.
John replied to me and it is indeed a prototype he made.
The molds are still on the site though. http://www.perfect-cheese.com/clear-cylindrical-molds (http://www.perfect-cheese.com/clear-cylindrical-molds)
-K
John should check his web site-----every time I click the clear molds, it says the page can't be found---tried for weeks----I thought he quit selling then also.
Qdog
The link on the site menu is wrong, it's sending you to "perfect-cheese.com/transparent-molds" which doesn't exist I looked for a contact to the webmaster but doesn't appear to have one!
That's weird---if I go to his site and click on cylindrical molds, It says the page is no longer available----but if I click on the link you provided, it takes me right to the molds---I wonder how many of us just assumed he just stopped selling them?
Thanks for that link.
Qdog
Even weirder, I got that link by going to the site, hovering over the Pressing/Aging option on the main menu bar and clicking on Clear Cylindrical Molds. Seems to work for me. I'm using Firefox if it matters.
-K
Quote from: qdog1955 on February 03, 2015, 08:43:19 PM
That's weird---if I go to his site and click on cylindrical molds, It says the page is no longer available----but if I click on the link you provided, it takes me right to the molds---I wonder how many of us just assumed he just stopped selling them?
Thanks for that link.
Qdog