Can you remove the slicing mechanism from the tool and just do the coring part?
1970029
No, the actual slicing part is not remove able. Only the black plastic handle comes off.
1970030
Yes the handle on the end comes off & you just slide the pineapple spiral off!
1970031
I don't believe so, also use a big pinnapple, we've cut off the tops of the ones I buy and planted them and 2 years later you get small ones, too small for this corer but we do like it, we have some everyday since we live in Florida and it's pretty inexpensive in the market.
1245398
remove the small screws on the back and snap that piece off; you can then clean the blade
937659
There is no bit driver on the tool. Unles you want to usr the plyers as a driver but it wont be very effective.
2055276
Not sure if you can take the slicer off. I love mine though. I works great.
906257
I usually just pry from the phillips end, then pull on the flat part of the knife end. Its easier once you get the hang of it.
1394706
Yes. The slicer/corer can be removed by loosening and removing the wingnut that's holding it in place.
1132859
Just remove the piece you cut, you don't want to lock it up again till you're finished with it for the day...
1066191
No. The only adjustments you can make would be the amount of peeling that is pared and to slice/core or not slice at all.
189245
Yes you can. I have a jointer, so I never really thought about it. I suppose you could use a straight router bit and bring the outfeed forward enough to compensate for the material you removed. I would certainly take it down in very small bites.
1820731
Yes with a cutting wheel and finish it off with a file and sand paper. Good luck
1935726
You have to unscrew the handle and place one of the ends in it and the piece inside of the slicer.
1901792
No. Tool is only a clamping tool. I am told removal requires it to be cut of with grinder.
1783820
Absolutely remove the blade. Once you remove the center piece, with the large black knob on the back of the machine, three screws is all it takes to remove the blade. You will be glad you did it when see just how easy it is.
2092050
No. Do not invest in this slicer. It is extremely difficult to clean and the instruction book was translated into English VERY POORLY.
1928164
1 - Adjust the guide for the thickness you want2 - Put the item to be sliced on the movable carrier3 - Turn the slicer on4 - push carrier with item to be sliced past the blade5 - pull carrier with item to be sliced back to starting position6 - Slide item to be sliced back against the guiderepeat steps 4 thru 6 as needed to slice as much as you requireTurn slicer off and unplug slicer.Be very cautious of the spinning blade. It will do just as good of a jobslicing fingers or hands as any other item you may wish to slice.When you are finished slicing you can disassemble the slicer to clean it. 1 - Adjust the guide for the thickness you want2 - Put the item to be sliced on the movable carrier3 - Turn the slicer on4 - push carrier with item to be sliced past the blade5 - pull carrier with item to be sliced back to starting position6 - Slide item to be sliced back against the guiderepeat steps 4 thru 6 as needed to slice as much as you requireTurn slicer off and unplug slicer.Be very cautious of the spinning blade. It will do just as good of a jobslicing fingers or hands as any other item you may wish to... » Read More 1 - Adjust the guide for the thickness you want2 - Put the item to be sliced on the movable carrier3 - Turn the slicer on4 - push carrier with item to be sliced past the blade5 - pull carrier with item to be sliced back to starting position6 - Slide item to be sliced back against the guiderepeat steps 4 thru 6 as needed to slice as much as you requireTurn slicer off and unplug slicer.Be very cautious of the spinning blade. It will do just as good of a jobslicing fingers or hands as any other item you may wish to slice.When you are finished slicing you can disassemble the slicer to clean it. « Show Less
1241971
Not so hard. First, remove the clear plastic surround. Then, look closely at the black plastic blade shroud. This shroud has a small flange around its bottom that is held in place by two 1" long curved plastic protuberances from the sides that hold it in place. wiggle it and see. These are under the protuberances that hold the clear surround you've already removed. Pinch the shroud until it springs free and remove it being careful not to cut yourself as the blade is now exposed. It seems to pinch better when turned in some positions than in others. When it comes free, remove it. Wash away. Be sure to remember how the black surround came out as you will have to get it aligned over the blade and under the protuberances when you reassemble it.
2002391
Yes. I cut it with a box cutter after it was installed, trimmed off the excess. It was not hard.