Customer Reviews for VEVOR 1.6 Gal/6L Fruit Wine Press, Solid Wood Basket with 8 Blocks, Heavy Duty Manual Juice Maker, Cider Apple Grape Tincture Honey Olive Oil Making Press with Handle for Kitchen, Home

Parfait facile a utiliser de qualité prix resonable je le recommande pour les passionnés de faire du jus a l'ancienne

Très bon appareil pour mon usage

The item arrived well-packaged and in perfect condition.

Really good

Great item, expecting the mesh bags to be more refined for straining

Je l'ai acheté pour utiliser ses barils avec une petite presse hydraulique d'atelier de 10 tonnes pour les roulements. Il s'adapte parfaitement. 'ai également ajouté un disque de 7/8" d'épaisseur (une entretoise de roue de voiture en acier inoxydable trouvée sur Marketplace) pour supporter la pression (6 tonnes maximum jusqu'à présent). Tout fonctionne à merveille. Je peux y mettre quatre ananas coupés en morceaux et en quelques minutes, j'obtiens près de trois litres de jus.

Excellent for making remedies, and not having the strength anymore, for squeezing things out of the material cloth. Gets every drop out!

I will get around to crush apples when they come to be this summer. For now. I'm going to use the crusher to size charcoal for bio-char. Made a kon-tiki kiln and am converting firewood scraps, bark and rotten lumber into barbecue charcoal and bio-char to mix with litter in laying house. It kills odor and absorbs nutrients from the litter and only releases nutrients when a plant root siphons them out. Found a video of a crusher powered by a post hole digger (which Vevor also sells) on youtube. Just type in "powering apple crusher to make bio-char" and is should pop up. This crusher looks to be able to do the job easily.

I will get around to crush apples when they come to be this summer. For now. I'm going to use the crusher to size charcoal for bio-char. Made a kon-tiki kiln and am converting firewood scraps, bark and rotten lumber into barbecue charcoal and bio-char to mix with litter in laying house. It kills odor and absorbs nutrients from the litter and only releases nutrients when a plant root siphons them out. Found a video of a crusher powered by a post hole digger (which Vevor also sells) on youtube. Just type in "powering apple crusher to make bio-char" and is should pop up. This crusher looks to be able to do the job easily.

I will get around to crush apples when they come to be this summer. For now. I'm going to use the crusher to size charcoal for bio-char. Made a kon-tiki kiln and am converting firewood scraps, bark and rotten lumber into barbecue charcoal and bio-char to mix with litter in laying house. It kills odor and absorbs nutrients from the litter and only releases nutrients when a plant root siphons them out. Found a video of a crusher powered by a post hole digger (which Vevor also sells) on youtube. Just type in "powering apple crusher to make bio-char" and is should pop up. This crusher looks to be able to do the job easily.