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*A Dough Sheeter is a device that takes in dough and forms precise, flat, consistent sheets with it | *A Dough Sheeter is a device that takes in dough and forms precise, flat, consistent sheets with it | ||
*While note 100% necessary (one could in theory just use a [[Rolling Pin]] ), they decrease required labor, and increase consistency/precision | *While note 100% necessary (one could in theory just use a [[Rolling Pin]] ), they decrease required labor, and increase consistency/precision | ||
*The main use cases are for [[Puff Pastries]] ( [Baklava]] , [[Croissant]] , [[Empanada]] etc) | *The main use cases are for [[Puff Pastries]] ( [[Baklava]] , [[Croissant]] , [[Empanada]] etc) | ||
*Mainly relevant to [[Bakeries]] (due to the unlikeliness of the average person making sufficient amounts of / making the foods often enough to justify having one) | *Mainly relevant to [[Bakeries]] (due to the unlikeliness of the average person making sufficient amounts of / making the foods often enough to justify having one) | ||
*If two (one for each side of the '' [[Laminate]] of sorts lol'' ) are combined with other [[Food Processing Equipment]] they can form a | *If two (one for each side of the '' [[Laminate]] of sorts lol'' ) are combined with other [[Food Processing Equipment]] they can form a | ||
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=Existing Open Source Designs= | =Existing Open Source Designs= | ||
== [[Alex (YouTube Channel) ]] (AKA [[Alexis Aïnouz]] Formerly "French Guy Cooking") == | == [[Alex (YouTube Channel) ]] (AKA [[Alexis Aïnouz]] Formerly "French Guy Cooking") == | ||
* | *[https://youtu.be/_2eIZ3a_hrw A Video by the YouTube Channel "Alex" Titled "My New Croissant Machine Is 3D-PRINTED ! (open-source)" ] ( '''~11 Minute Watch''' ) | ||
**A bit ''hacked together'' in his usual style (It uses a [[Cordless Drill]] to power it), but it works well! | |||
**[https://github.com/frenchguycooking/doughsheeter The Project's [[GitHub]] Page] | |||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
* | *[[Automatic Dough Filling & Forming Machine]] | ||
=External Links= | =External Links= | ||
* | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dough_sheeting The Wikipedia Page on Dough Sheeting] | ||
[[Category: Bakery]] [[Category: Food and Agriculture]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:46, 14 November 2022
Basics
- This Page Aims to Go Over Existing Open Source Designs for Dough Sheeters, and Propose Iterations (If Need Be)
- A Dough Sheeter is a device that takes in dough and forms precise, flat, consistent sheets with it
- While note 100% necessary (one could in theory just use a Rolling Pin ), they decrease required labor, and increase consistency/precision
- The main use cases are for Puff Pastries ( Baklava , Croissant , Empanada etc)
- Mainly relevant to Bakeries (due to the unlikeliness of the average person making sufficient amounts of / making the foods often enough to justify having one)
- If two (one for each side of the Laminate of sorts lol ) are combined with other Food Processing Equipment they can form a
- Automatic Dough Filling & Forming Machine
- These can essentially spit out a continuous conveyor belt of:
- Dumplings ( Pierogi , etc)
- Empanadas
- Filled Pastas ( Ravioli Tortellini etc)
- While more often than not this would Conventionally be used for Frozen Food / Fast Food etc, a Context Relevant to OSE Woule be if one was in some sort of Village Kitchen and it was used to quickly make healthy + high quality Meal Prep type meals for a whole crew of people!
Existing Open Source Designs
Alex (YouTube Channel) (AKA Alexis Aïnouz Formerly "French Guy Cooking")
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Alex" Titled "My New Croissant Machine Is 3D-PRINTED ! (open-source)" ( ~11 Minute Watch )
- A bit hacked together in his usual style (It uses a Cordless Drill to power it), but it works well!
- The Project's GitHub Page