🔨 Artcome Heavy Duty Pecan Nut Cracker Tool - Efficient Pecan Cracking Solution with 1 Flannel Bag & 4 Picks, Wood Handle Base Review

Bought to get pecans out of the garden before the dogs could bring them in, leaving a mess of cracked pieces of shell everywhere. But much to my delight, my daughter has become a non-stop pecan shelling machine. Mom loves it too as she cooks almost everything with pecans. This is a quality system that easily adapts to different nut sizes. Looks good and seems to last longer than my daughter.

All I can say is I love it. This is the first year my pecan tree has produced a good crop of pecans, so I didn't have to buy those expensive pecans from the store for the holidays. I decided to buy this nutcracker to see if it works. To my great surprise, it actually worked. Not only was I able to adjust the size for my pecans, but also for some walnuts, which I cracked with no problem. I am very happy with the purchase.

. Well I was a bit hesitant to buy it as I read some reviews about pecans being hard to grow I'm pretty sure the problem for these people wasn't the cracker but their ability to use it. I'm so impressed I'm buying my grandson one of his own and he's only 7 years old. He used it and loved it. When you buy one, don't forget to adjust the metal part to screw in and out so that the handle is in the right position to push. I love it!

This pecan nutcracker is durable, well made, easy to use and gives you more control than the nutcracker that requires big rubber bands and effort. This one doesn't garble pecans like a rubber band sometimes and runs with very little noise. You can change the pressure you apply to different types of nuts or different types of pecans. The tools are excellent for finishing nuts. The storage bag is convenient and easy to store. This is a great nutcracker at a reasonable price.

Cracked maybe 40 pecans. took it off a small board and bolted it to a 2x4 about two feet long. The thread is very coarse when adjusting the back gauge. This is not at all what we remember many years ago. Yes, it will crack open a pecan, but it requires some work that wasn't there in the olden days. Attach it to something heavy first. Second, apply downward pressure, not the side. Hold the pressure and smack the back of your hand with your other hand to get a pretty good snap. Can be rotated and

I have pecans in my garden and had a bumper crop last year. I've been eating about 8-10 gallon buckets of nuts, but since buying this cracker I'm making about four times faster progress than I used to and getting a lot more whole halves. I've seen some complaints about the force required, but the secret I've figured out is that it works best if you adjust the size of each nut so that the handle is about 45 degrees from vertical, and then on the remaining press 15-20 degrees all the time. and…

Every year I get 25 to 50 pounds of pecans from my nephew who has a small orchard. I share with friends and family, but I still haven't been able to crack as many pecans with a nutcracker. After doing a little research I bought this nutcracker and prepared pecans for cracking as follows. I bring a large pot of water to a boil, then add 1 to 2 liters of pecans and let them simmer for 10 minutes. Then I drain the pecans and quickly pat them dry with a towel to make sure they're still damp. Then I