The main purpose of the crusher was to crush Indian fig opuntia leaves. It's an easy task when the leaf has just been cut. It's more difficult when the leaf is two years old and already has a lot of fiber. Even in the latter case, the cutting system proved effective. I can't say the same about the funnel. The welds are very fragile, and it separated into its elements. I admit that it wasn't necessary for the leaves. Why do I want to crush agave leaves? To obtain green matter. I tried to leave the leaves, but they reproduce.

I used this VEVOR fruit wine press to separate an alcoholic beverage from the fruit pulp, and it worked quite well for that purpose. The press is simple to use and the manual T-handle provides enough leverage to apply steady pressure when extracting the liquid. The stainless steel barrels feel durable and are easy to clean after use. For small batches, the 1.65 L capacity is practical and suitable for home use. It’s also fairly compact, which makes it easy to store when not in use. Overall, it’s a straightforward and effective tool for pressing fruit mixtures and separating liquid from pulp.

Marvelously ! Strong buy ! Seriously, best money can buy ! Excellent ! Very good, all good, very good, not broken ! No problem ! Yes ! Hallelujah ! Amen !

Does exactly what it should for a good price

Works well. Can be difficult to turn the handle, world better when we'll secured to a base.

After my initial questioning the purchace, as the instructions could have been more explicit especially over the 'washers'. However we did get it together with a bit of careful thought. Then all worked perfectly. Easy to operate and easy to clean. Hope our apples are as bountiful next year!

I mostly use beer malt for drying.

Takes about 30 minutes to assemble. Easy to use and clean. Good value or money.

Good product, reasonable price. Could be tighter for crushing grapes. Some just fall through. Some form of adjustment would be handy.

It's useful and beautiful. What were you expecting?