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Tinning an 80 qt bowl

Jon Dubrick

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Jon Dubrick

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Was lucky to get my hands on a Hobart 80qt and the bowl could use a retinning. Anybody have any leads for the chicago area? I know Central Restaurant offers the services, but I wanted to stay local. It would be a bear to mail.

Old Timer

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Was lucky to get my hands on a Hobart 80qt and the bowl could use a retinning.  Anybody have any leads for the chicago area?  I know Central Restaurant offers the services, but I wanted to stay local.  It would be a bear to mail.

Give Archer Tinning a call.

Here is a link to their website.

http://www.archertinning.com/

Jon Dubrick

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Was lucky to get my hands on a Hobart 80qt and the bowl could use a retinning.  Anybody have any leads for the chicago area?  I know Central Restaurant offers the services, but I wanted to stay local.  It would be a bear to mail.

Thanks Old Timer

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You might try Baroque Silversmith. They used to be downtown--at which point they did a wonderful job on a huge old family heirloom pot--and I have recommended them more than once. They're somewhere on the north side, nearer suburbs (Skokie?). Good luck.

"La cuisine, c'est quand les choses ont le goût de ce qu'elles sont."

Curnonsky (Maurice Edmond Sailland)

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