is this made for rivit nuts?
1083098
NO... This only works on POP Rivets. Rivet Nuts are completely different type of fastner. It will NOT work with Rivet Nuts
1083099
Yes it is. It works very well for both aluminum and stainless steel rivit nuts
832256
In general, no. You need the Wonder Junior to do a good job with nuts and seeds. However, there are a select few things like this it can grind. To answer your specific question, though, it CANNOT grind almond nuts, and it will VOID the warranty if you attempt it. Please contact us for more information on this mill or the Wonder Junior (its hand operated sister unit). We also sell other machines that would do the job very well. Thanks! -9G Health Foods, 205.202.9235
1906790
Yes. It works well on nuts, bacon, and other crunchy foods. I would not recommend it for ice.
753089
I have not tried nuts in it yet. Probably would need to soak the nuts first.
1976807
It should work on hickory nuts. I us mine for macadema nuts and they are very hard. This nut cracker is heavy duty. :)
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.
1200307
No, the inserts in the tool are specifically designed for the poly-nuts. Good luck!
9765
Yes - but please note it is not a real sturdy product. Our intention was to use it for dry oatmeal and the flakes would leak from the turning mechanism. We ended up using it to dispense almonds and have had better luck.
320948
Yes. It has two sizes: 15/16" and 1⅛". I was irritated as it didn't list this info, so it didn't work for my need. I guess they market it mainly for the various odd winged nuts and flanges.
212785
I have used the Texan York Nut cracker on pecans and it worked real well cracking the nuts. I have not done many almonds yet I know the blades are quite sharp and would do almonds very well. you will not go wrong with this cracker. It will work good for you.
872387
Nutserts, rivnuts, and rivet nut inserts are all of the same depending on the material they are made from. So I would say yes as I have used aluminum and steel with this tool. Haven't tried stainless. This tool works great for light applications, but after several uses the threads on the mandrel will wear out and need to be replaced. Hope this helps.
777692
Greetings,Not sure I would use it on nuts and seeds, they may have too much oils in them and it would be hard to clean the stones. I have only used it to make wet batters and it works great. Hope that helps
2067545
I use mine for only nuts. It will grind them to any degree of fineness you prefer, including to paste (almost butter) texture. Works best if you don't fill it too full. It's a dandy little appliance and well worth the price.
1475566
I don't think so! I could not make garlic powder out of granulated garlic, but have not tried to powder nuts.
387505
As far as I know, the screws are mounted directly to the circuit board in the device- so no. If you broke one off, you broke the device. If you're talking about the nuts, you can probably take it to your local hardware store and ask them for an acorn nut that will fit- The item ships with acorn nuts, you may have to go to a local specialty store to find them though.
770345
Yes, but dont use many. Once it make some powder then try to add more p-nuts.
1041523
Personally, we have only used it for black walnuts so I am not sure about the small nuts.