I broke my favorite wooden cooking spoon a couple weeks ago. Rather than try to find a direct replacement, I figured I’d get an assortment and see what works for me.
Here are the worn parts from the now fixed KitchenAid, with the needed snap-ring pliers in the background. It is nice that at least some small appliances are still repairable in this day & age.
When I made sausages for New Years brunch, the mixer was making some alarming sounds. This here is the innards of a KitchenAid, though I can’t get the broken part out because I need a tool (snap ring pliers) to do so.
I vacuumed the Gandalf fur out of our kickspace heater today. You can clearly see how much the cherry wood of the toekick has darkened in the light, as compared to the section behind the heater’s metal grate.