gbb
Squire
- Location
- Peterborough
It does work, I always used to do it. Granny Smiths are the hard ones.
It's technique and grip and a pulling motion.
Cutting Apples
- Thread starter BrumJim
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It does work, I always used to do it. Granny Smiths are the hard ones.
It's technique and grip and a pulling motion.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
There is only one sensible thing to do with apples.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
[QUOTE 4507332, member: 9609"]Oh I do like that[/QUOTE]
It reminds me of Heath Robinson's potato peeler. My guess is that the blade is sprung-loaded in order to keep it in contact with the "workpiece".
It reminds me of Heath Robinson's potato peeler. My guess is that the blade is sprung-loaded in order to keep it in contact with the "workpiece".
EnPassant
Remember Remember some date in November Member
- Location
- Gloucester
Doc: "Why do you imagine you are spending too much time on the internet?
Me: "I'm on a cycling forum in a deep discussion about whether longitudinal is really the best way to cut an apple"
Doc: "Ya ok, you got me, I'm only a GP you need more specific help"
Me: "I'm on a cycling forum in a deep discussion about whether longitudinal is really the best way to cut an apple"
Doc: "Ya ok, you got me, I'm only a GP you need more specific help"
