🔪 Fox Run Apple Peeling Machine Replacement Blades: Set of 2 Stainless Steel Blades Review

Extra knives just in case for an apple peeler can save you a lot of headaches when you have to peel apples or peel large quantities of potatoes.

Had to dry 5 bushels of apples. On the second bushel, the handle of our peeler broke. My husband wanted to run around town looking for another one. I told him to "do it" but I wanted to check on Revane. Ordered this one and it was just as good as our old one and we went 5 bushels with no problem.

I bought a different brand of apple peeler a few years ago and loved it, but the blades have dulled after years of use. I bought these replacement blades because they are identical to the ones that came with my apple peeler. They fit perfectly in my vegetable peeler but are just as dull as my very used ones. upset. I'm not sure if the quality of the blades has gone down over the years or if it's just this brand.

I was looking for a coring knife that wasn't as flimsy as some I've seen elsewhere. This one is solidly built and peels, cores and slices in a spiral. All components are of high quality and appear to be built to last. Of course, he has already survived the first apple season, prepared dozens of apples for a batch of apple butter! The children have now become accustomed to this tool and use it regularly for their general apple a day intake.

This is a lovely little vegetable cutter that used to work. I washed it and then the cheap die cuts stripped the threads so I couldn't reuse it. I have knowledge of machinery and casting and I can tell you it's about as cheap as it gets. Castings are porous and weak. The paint is thin and cheap. The stamped parts are hardly cut, hold maybe 2 turns, and are screwed inaccurately with adjusting screws. If you are lucky you can peel a bag of potatoes or apples. Can be repaired with some effort with