Large Capacity: This fruit and wine press is a classic and fun tool for making cider, juice or wine. With a capacity of 1.6 gallons, this presser is a good choice for you and your family to share juice or wine together.
Sturdy & Stable Construction: The pressing cage is made of premium oak which is moisture and corrosion resistant (However, you'd better to keep it dry after usage). And the enameled steel base also provides stability for this fruit and wine press. The solid construction will keep the presser in good condition for years of use.
Simple & Safe Operation: Just load the crushed fruits into the pressing cage, then ratchet down the press, the juice is squeezed out smoothly. What's more, manual juicing brings more fun and makes the operation safer.
Careful Detail Design: Heavy-duty stand design with a pour spout for easy juice collecting. Equipped with thick round plate and cross bar to achieve deeper pressing for more juice yields. More importantly, there is a screw hole on each foot to increase the stability of the presser (Screws are not included).
Easy to Assemble: It's easy to assemble with a user manual, and you can finish it in a few minutes. and it is also easy to clean. Diameter of stand: 10.5", Overall height: 21.5".
Description
The wood juice maker with solid construction makes it easy to press apples, grapes, pears and other fruit into juice, cider, or wine.
This is 1.6 gallon harvest fruit and wine press which is combined modern technology and old world tradition. Featuring durable ratchet handle for dual pressing speed and direction, the press enables you to load the crushed fruit into the barrel cage, ratchet down the press, and the juice is squeezed out. The press tool can be used for apples, grapes or other soft or pulped fruit.
The wood juice maker is a simple yet heavy-duty tool for whole family to make your own juice, wine or cider.
Easy pour bottom spout enameled steel base and hardware construction
Load the crushed fruit into the barrel cage, ratchet down the press, and the juice is squeezed out of any fruits u like
1.6 Gallon capacity solid oak wood basket
Simple and fun tool for the whole family Heavy-duty, coated, cast iron head to press with greater pressure and ease
Used this to crush apples for making apple wine and cider. Once mounted to a board and clamped in place it was quick and easy to squeeze the juice out. Just right for the home brewer that is going to prepare only a few gallons at a time.
1/30/2019
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Mark Kielbasa
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Perfect
This isand it works very well.
1/28/2019
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Anonymous User
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Easy to use!!
This thing is awesome!! Made about six gallons of apple cider this year!! The kids love it, the fresh cider is awesome!!
1/3/2019
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David Marlow
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Works as advertised.
Nice little press.
12/26/2018
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T. Griebe
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Much better than it looks
I was skeptical when I saw / received this, but it is a sturdy little workhorse and cranks out the cider. The first thing I did was to duplicate the two spacer blocks on my table saw so that I had a half dozen extra to space the crusher head as needed. I run the apples through a food processor first to chunk them, then clamp this press to a table and crush the processed apples.
12/22/2018
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Anonymous User
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It takes some strength to press the fruit but it's worth it
Great product.
12/16/2018
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clutterbug51
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Fun and easy to use.
Works great. Easy to clean.
10/19/2018
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Mike Wag
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Ease of use and quality
Superb construction, easy to use, and worth the money!
10/18/2018
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Renee G.
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GREAT value.
Fun to use....works GREAT! Had to make longer blocks for smaller batch, but overall, GREAT gadget
10/17/2018
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Anonymous User
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Nifty little press
I used this for pressing crabapples. My method is drawn out and tedious but yields lots of tasty juice. I cut the apples in half, freeze, thaw, chop in the food processor, then load the press and crank it down. I let it sit about 5 minutes, then crank down a little more, repeating this several times until I'm sure I've gotten every last drop. Doing it this way yields 2 quarts of juice per press, about 2 gallons per 5 gallon bucket of crabapples. I did cut 2 2x4 blocks to use in addition to the blocks provided to get maximum press.
10/10/2018
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Anonymous User
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Fresh Apple Juice
It's small and you really do need to cut up your fruit into smaller pieces to get the best juice. It's a bit wobbly (thinking of attaching a flat plate of some type to the legs for stability), but okay. We're looking forward to using it as a fun family activity (everyone gets a chance to turn the crank) each fall as we get some great fresh apple juice. IF you want a lot of juice -- buy a bigger unit. This one is perfect for us as a couple of baby boomers enjoying the fruits of our labors (pun inteneded).
10/10/2018
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CT
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Nifty little press
I used this for pressing crabapples. My method is drawn out and tedious but yields lots of tasty juice.I cut the apples in half, freeze, thaw, chop in the food processor, then load the press and crank it down. I letit sit about 5 minutes, then crank down a little more, repeating this several times until I'm sure I've gottenevery last drop. Doing it this way yields 2 quarts of juice per press, about 2 gallons per 5 gallon bucket of crabapples.I did cut 2 2x4 blocks to use in addition to the blocks provided to get maximum press.
10/10/2018
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Anonymous User
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Worked well for concord grapes
I'm giving this a 5 star rating not because it's the best fruit press ever, but because I think it is a good value for the money. No missing or broken pieces and it seems well built. I ran about 40 lbs of grapes through it in multiple batches. The included mesh bag worked fine. The press did a good job. I did need to make & use extra spacer blocks (4-5 inches-worth). I did not crush my grapes super-well first and so didn't fill the basket up so full . Obviously, you cannot spin the "nut" below the top of the basket with this design. That left quite a distance to the fruit. YMMV, depending on what you are pressing. I happened to have some oak lying around from a woodworking project that I could use.
10/9/2018
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B. Hill
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Worked well for concord grapes
I'm giving this a 5 star rating not because it's the best fruit press ever, but because I think it is a good value for the money. No missing or broken pieces and it seems well built.I ran about 40 lbs of grapes through it in multiple batches. The included mesh bag worked fine.The press did a good job.I did need to make & use extra spacer blocks (4-5 inches-worth).I did not crush my grapes super-well first and so didn't fill the basket up so full .Obviously, you cannot spin the "nut" below the top of the basket with this design.That left quite a distance to the fruit. YMMV, depending on what you are pressing.I happened to have some oak lying around from a woodworking project that I could use.
10/9/2018
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paula brannstrom
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I would recommend this to a friend.
Love it! I pressed a load of apples, the juice was delicious. This press it easy to use, clean and store.
9/29/2018
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Anonymous User
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Good value
remember buy smaller than you'd think you'd use--to get best pressure
9/27/2018
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pegleg19
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Works great!
Finally got to try this out this summer for making cherry juice. It worked great. Appears to be well made, looks like it will last for many years. Great price for a very durable product, but probably too small to try to press harder fruits like apples in it.
9/23/2018
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Mark Robertson
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Works fine. Fair for the cost.
The press works well. I have used it with two batches of apples I crushed first. It is not a large press, which I knew, but for someone just doing a few batches it is fine. It would have been nice if it had more blocks. To really make it work the best and to get all the juice out of a batch, you need to make or put in more blocks to squeeze the apples more. I cut two pieces of 2 by 4 boards to put in vertically, which allows you to do this. Other than that, I am pleased.
9/18/2018
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nightrider
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apple press
squeezed apples.. 1 5 gal bucket of apples equals 1 gal of juice. worked great. thanks
9/12/2018
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O.K.
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we realy enjoyed it
We used it to crush grapes. We put in 10 containers of concord grapes, and we were left with just a few ounces of pulp. I squeezed all the juice out. It was a real fun activity.
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