Reddit reviews Fruit and Wine Press 3.2 Gallon Cider Apple Grape Crusher Juice Maker Tool Wood
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【Handmade Apple Press】 More healthy and environmentally friendly. Compared with centriful juicer or other juicer, our apple press has Thicker press plate & Large area ,Larger Stressed Area,More thorough press, Higher Juice Yield.【Easy to Operate and Clean】 Load the crushed fruits into the barrel cage then rotate down the press plate by the metal handle, and design with a pour spout for the juice will pour out smoothly. It is super easy for you to get it cleaned by tap water after finish squeezing. The apple press for cider has no motor and can be completely muted.【Widely Usage】 This fruit press is an easy and fun tool for the whole family to put in up to 6 liters of apples, pears, grapes, peaches, berries, and other fruit to turn it into delicious juice, cider, or wine. Perfect for freshly squeezed fruit shops, family gatherings or harvest season wine making, etc.【Unique Design】 Lengthen hand shank,Spirallyand and Phase-in Press,More easierto use, even for ladies. Featuring durable ratchet handle for dual pressing speed and direction.【Customer Service】 After you’ve received our item, should you have any other problem by using it, please feel free to contact us at any time. Our dedicated customer service staff will respond in 24 hours to help you solve any kind of problems related to the product.
Yeah for sure! It’s a 3.2 gallon fruit press I ordered from amazon. It works really well with berries and softer fruits. Just a quick breakdown of the actual pieces and operation of the press. It has a threaded pipe that goes a little lower than half way down and a nut threads into it. The nut has three holes for the handle. As you spin the nut down it presses a rectangular piece of wood onto a circular piece of wood which in turn presses the fruit. The fruit is stored on a mesh bag that comes with the press. One thing to note is that the press comes with two small pieces of rectangular blocks of wood that are used to stack onto the the other wood pieces to ensure the fruit at the bottom is pressed. It doesn’t always work if you do a small amount of fruit (a couple pounds). So what I had to do is cut some additional blocks to go with it. I recommend any hard wood just because anything softer like poplar or pine may split or crack.