Does it have the screw with the metal wire that scrapes the underside of the discs to keep the pulp off?
1467133
No. Thats one thing I like about it. East to assemble & clean. You "press" it together. Initiallt i was afraid it wouldnt work as well but this is high quality study piece. Shouldnt ever rust like my older one did that had that screw & wand that got more difficult to clean & disassemble. This units a snap & made in such a manner it should never be. It also came with 3 sets of screen sieves so you can adjust for what youre preparing. Blessings. Roland
1377115
It has one big envelope than a smaller insert that goes in the sleeve which holds the disc hope that helps
1545282
yes it does , it located at the front of the grinder,that looped nobb thing tight for a fine grind loosen for coarse. you ll need to play around abit to fine the grind that suits you.
856713
No, it doesn't, but neither do most small precision screwdrivers. It does, however, have a "spinner" on the end of the handle, that allows you to turn the handle without removing it from the screw while maintaining downward pressure on the "spinner".
2099974
Yes, as already replied. Look at the side of the knife for a small tab and remove the screw from it.
460702
Yes, some of the pulp goes to the top. I use a rubber scraper to empty it into the collector.
600307
Yes it does. I have two versions of this knife. One has only one of the three screws left holding it on, and the second has all three. Keep track of your screws or be ready for your clip to fall off. Great knife otherwise.
2261314
Not a good feature of this unit. I use a pair of vise grips to hold the shaft (use a rag or something around the shaft to keep the jaws on the vise grips from digging into the metal too much) and then grab and turn the sanding disk holder by hand to get it off. It's hard to do, especially if the sanding disk holder has been on for a while. Then, screw the grinding disk on. After using each time I loosen whichever disk I have on before storing, as it's easier to loosen then rather than after it sits for a while. A little oil where it screws in, after each use, also helps keep it from rusting and makes it easier to remove. Not a good feature of this unit. I use a pair of vise grips to hold the shaft (use a rag or something around the shaft to keep the jaws on the vise grips from digging into the metal too much) and then grab and turn the sanding disk holder by hand to get it off. It's hard to do, especially if the sanding disk holder has been on for a while. Then, screw the grinding disk on. After using each time I loosen whichever disk I have on before storing, as it's easier to loosen then rather than after it sits for a while. A little oil where it screws in, after each use, also helps keep it from rusting... » Read More Not a good feature of this unit. I use a pair of vise grips to hold the shaft (use a rag or something around the shaft to keep the jaws on the vise grips from digging into the metal too much) and then grab and turn the sanding disk holder by hand to get it off. It's hard to do, especially if the sanding disk holder has been on for a while. Then, screw the grinding disk on. After using each time I loosen whichever disk I have on before storing, as it's easier to loosen then rather than after it sits for a while. A little oil where it screws in, after each use, also helps keep it from rusting and makes it easier to remove. « Show Less
1103471
Yes it does. And the whole thing stays as one. Which is the best feature of this tool. Quite a convenient one indeed with the right tips for any type of screw.
663756
Yes, this model has two gears that are made of metal and a hard plastic-like material. The material being juiced is crushed by the metal part of the gears with the plastic-like part pushing the pulp through a metal screen through which the juice is separated.
1670079
No it doesn't, it wraps around the bottom portion of the teeth and the flaps sit between the teeth. I'm a real bad grinder and go through the actual pad in about 4/5 months. Saves my teeth big time.
1507528
no you could change it. it goes through the hole then clamped or knotted. I shortened it by tying it shorter under the disc.
1774722
No it does Not ,, however you can file or grind a small spot , I did mine like 1 inch down from handle , now throws great sparks , I used a Dremel Tool on mine took like 30 seconds to do ,,you can't even really see it unless you look very closely to back of blade ,,, so don't go thinking you have to grind /file a huge area ,
722352
Yes, it does. You may have to use a paring knife and cut through the little plastic bits around the lid first. I do this when I have to open big bottles of juice, which are impossible for me to do without this handy gadget. I love mine so much and highly recommend it!
2235390
As I recall, it came with an abrasive disc for grinding metal. I bought more right away.
523457
No, it has a round tubular attachment that specifically fits in a groove built into the sides of the plastic tray, on the outside.
163770
I think it is, especially if you put a bag in the pulp collector. Also, I would clean the mesh right after juicing to be sure nothing starts to stick; a brush is included for that.