Now why didn't I think of that!
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designer
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OMG ROFLOL
My dad used his tractor tire to remove the husk from black walnuts.
My dad used his tractor tire to remove the husk from black walnuts.
flyitfast
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Looks like a wide carbide tool on a mini-mini lathe.
Cool!!!
gordon
Cool!!!
gordon
Haynie
Member
I am totally doing this when apple season hits.
plantman
Member
So Sharon, what part of apple pealing didn't you understand?? Great video !! Jim S
sbwertz
Member
I think I'll stick with my peeler/corer/slicer. Turn the crank and it peels, cores and spiral cuts the apple all in one pass! But it sure isn't this fast!
low_48
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My Dad used to start the charcoal grill with the oxy/acetylene torch. Well oxy/acetylene until it started to go, then he shut off the acetylene and just fed it pressurized oxy. He had to be careful so he didn't blow a hole in the bottom of the cheap grills he used to buy!
Kenny Durrant
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Sharon I think you might have missed the point. You said you would stick to your kitchen tool. That's fine because you want to make a great pie. A man uses a power tool not to make a pie but to use something with speed and torque to get a job done. People will watch his video because it's cool but would rather eat your pie because time and care went into the pie and not the process. Thanks for posting the video.
bjbear76
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My question is what size drill bit do I use? :tongue:
Indiana_Parrothead
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There is a tv show called Hillbilly Blood and they used a chipper/shredder to shred apples to make applejack. That was really over the top but it worked. I just wonder of that finished applejack had a hickory taste to it....
Mike
Mike
sbwertz
Member
How about a drill press and forstner bit to core them? Or a hole saw?
HamTurns
Member
I bet if you cut off the crank part of the handle down to the straight part of the crankshaft you could connect a drill to it and speed things up!
Happy turning (or coring)
Tom
sbwertz
Member
I bet if you cut off the crank part of the handle down to the straight part of the crankshaft you could connect a drill to it and speed things up!
Happy turning (or coring)
Tom
I can see it now....This long spiral coil of apple goes shooting across the kitchen!