will this work for black walnuts
1512930
Yes it will. I use it for picking up crabapples of varying sizes. Works excellent.
1512931
I do not have any black walnut trees on my property. I do have many (more than I prefer) hickory trees on my property. Hickory nuts from time to time may get as large as golf balls. The Garden Weasel Pro, does an excellent job of picking them up.
1539970
It should work for blackberries. The juice is collected in the second chamber and the pulp of the fruit and the seeds should Still be up in the top chamber. You could always line the top chamber with cheesecloth if it looks like the seeds will get into the juice. I love my steam juicer. I've made two batches of sole juice and with the pulp made apple butter. Delicious!
1362296
yes it will. I've found that the more you plunge the top, the more the blades will rotate and the tinier the pieces. Just had an opportunity to use it for doing assorted nuts, and it did a fantastic job on them. Some of the nuts were those big white nuts, cashews,walnuts, pecans. Like I've mentioned, the less you plunge the top, the bigger the pieces. The more you plunge, the tinier or finer the pieces. Hope that helps.
324961
Nut wizard has dimensions of the sizes they have and what you want. The handle is the length of a broom handle. I have the one for English walnuts and it works great.
320682
never tried it for that.. why would you want to?? just use a walnut cracker.. Duhhhhhhhh!
1870303
I would think so because it does a great job of picking up our miniature pecans. Very pleased with our Nut Wizard!
2075549
Don't know about acorns. Mine picks up some small, hard nuts (like pistachio sized) without problem.
883559
Love this - works well. I use shelled walnuts that I buy or crack them myself. The "chunks" come out small but not dust... maybe like fish gravel (couldn't think of anything else size wise). If you want it finer, you can put through again. I use to make filling for Christmas cookies.
668255
I haven't tried small hickory nuts and in fact don't even know what a hickory nut looks like but if they're around the size of an apricot pit or as large as a walnut, the Drosselmeyer should do the job.
1183214
I think it does. I only remember putting the handle on. I got this to remove husk from black walnuts. works pretty good. (but a pressure washer works even better for that).
582732
Yes, it does! My dad uses it solely for walnuts and even my 4 year old uses it without help. :)
1538124
This picks up any size of nut from an acorn to a walnut. It'll also pick up other things of similar size I'm sure.
2185302
I don't actually have nuts in my yard, nor do I have much familiarity with how big most nuts are, right off the tree, except for walnuts. I think it would pick up walnuts without any difficulty. The Sweet Gum tree balls are about an inch in diameter, and the pine cones it picked up were about an inch in diameter and about 3 inches long.
1182132
sorry I don't know as we had a old large black walnut tree. It works great if you can get it hung.
1870307
We use it to pick up macadamia nuts and it works great for those, I would think it would be just as good for acorns.
580572
Sorry, Robert, I've only every tried it on pecans. I have no experience shelling hickory nuts so can only guess. Based on my understanding of the size, shape, and structure of a hickory nut, I think it should work. Wish a had some first hand experience.
1227817
I have never used it on nuts. But it is very sturdy so I would imagine it would do well