🍷 4.75 Gallon Fruit Wine Press: A Natural Apple, Grape, and Berries Crusher for Manual Juice Making in the Kitchen - Heavy Duty Cider Wine Maker with Solid Wood Basket and 8 Blocks Review

As per other reviews the instructions are not very good. The beveled edge is difficult to see. But you will soon see that the pre-drilled holes are in different places in the tree. Just make sure the wooden edges line up as you screw them onto the metal rings. Otherwise very intuitively easy to assemble. Actually it was fun. The hardest part was removing the protective plastic sheeting from the poles. Very hard work. I love the different colors of wooden floorboards. Not used yet. Gave to my…

I've been crushing grapes for about 10 years. We usually use a very big old press. The handle turns nicely, it looks great, but it's so heavy! I bought this press this year and used it with our old press. It just works fast and is very easy to use. It stands on the table so it's much easier to catch the juice. It is easy to assemble, convenient to store. I like everything about it. One thing that could be better is the two pieces (half circles) that go against the grapes. They're hard to take…

Pretty disappointing. First, the instructions were difficult to read and not very clear. The back and white photos are of poor quality. How hard is it to post assembly videos? EJWOX doesn't even have it on their website. The lack of information on collecting, using and cleaning is unforgivable. Running height 14 inches. The press assembly is 3 inches high. It's 11 inches of non-compressible product, and that's when you fill it completely. If you only have 11 inches of product, none of it will…

I've spent hours carving apples, removing the core and dicing them, and filling the press to the brim. As the apples became more and more compacted, we got to the point that the wood supplied wasn't even close to enough to crush the apples any further. It's also totally the wrong size to use 2x4 cuttings, so I put them on end. It worked, but as the apples got tighter and tighter, it became more and more difficult to turn the lever until both of us, pushing it, could turn it. During our working…

Well made fruit chopper. However, you need to create some mods. Here's what I did (your results may vary): 1. As most reviews point out, to get a longer compression stroke, you need more wood blocks. I just cut out 8 raw 2X4 blocks and then drilled holes in the middle. The holes should be slightly larger than the Acme thread diameter. The less fruit you have in your press, the more blocks you need. 2 - I made a one piece circular breaker block that works better than a two piece block. It's a…

So happy I bought this. Like, like, something like. It works as described and crushes our Sangiovese grapes like a terminator. I have a larger press, but I'd rather use this for smaller batches (250-300 pounds of grapes). I was impressed with the product and it did its job well. Now for the cons. The product is delivered unassembled in a cardboard box. This takes about 3 glasses of wine. It comes in a box with any wooden parts screwed onto two round metal frames. Use a drill with a nozzle and…