How is the handle attached to the sieve part? Is it welded or is it bolted on?
361979
In my opinion it is spot welded. It is not just a tiny spot but tghe handle rods are flattemned and exdend about 3/4 inch to either side. The attachment of the handle to the rim appears to be quite rugged.
361980
handle is neatly welded on both sides...I have been using this sieve and it works admirably even with hottest pasta. I love it
361981
Well I'm not an expert on this but it's either welded or pressed, there's no bolts at least on sight. It is pretty sturdy, it can hold up to 3 cups of raw quinoa which makes the process of rinsing it easier. The silicon covered handle is comfortable comfortable and slip proof even when wet.
273049
Welded. There's an identical model with a welded iron handle but I know of only one US vendor who carries it and it's about 2X the price of this one.
1897013
Just a little bit, but if you are challenged this way, just ask a neighbor. My landlord helped me, it was just a few screws to connect the handle to the body.Easy and quick. you will love it.
38239
Yes it is. No tools required, just lift the hose reel up and it will separate at the pivot point. The mounting bracket will remain bolted in place. Very quick and easy.
931443
Handles are riveted and are really stout. The NSF seal is on the outside bottom of pot.
1572766
No it is all one piece. The masher fits the sieve exactly and would not work with other sizes.
1183213
Hi, I might have had to attach the handle, but I'm not sure about that. It was assembled for all practical purposes and I am very pleased with my purchase. its an old timey machine I would bet is cast from molds 80 or more years old. I love mine! Happy holidays and God Bless
1410998
The base is complete with welded legs. The handle just needs to be inserted in the welded fittings....no tools required.
1395933
The handles are riveted in with a single rivet for each joint -- you could either saw off (hack saw) the rivets or the handle itself
1347616
The D handle is riveted. You'd have to drill it out and put in a bolt. I'm not sure it's worth the trouble. It is a great shovel though.
2079962
There are 2 bolts behind the fold out parts. Remove those and pull the handle off the pillar. Clips will hold it in place but it will give with an easy tug.
2269923
I can't say I remember fully, but I think assembly was more or less attaching the upper part of the handle to the lower part and that just required tightening some knobs. I'm pretty certain the wheels were already on when it got here. I don't recall needing any tools. So I would say it was easy to assemble...easier than other mowers I've bought.
638625
I believe it was assembled. Been a while, if anything, the handle may have needed to be attached. I love this product and use it all the time in my garden.
486665
No, it is weld on. Only hardware is the pin that holds the foot to the jack. Great product.
931741
No, it is welded on. You could hacksaw it off, but you won't gain any space because the legs when folded extend beyond the rest.
643220
One piece from rim of ladle cup to 5" up the handle. Then a 1/16" metal ring which appears to lock the handle (last 5") to the rest of the piece. This last 5" is somewhat softer, more cushiony. My guess is that it fits around a shaft inside the molded section and clamps it together. I've had no problems.
1577123
Absolutely the handles are attached with t-nuts and can easily be removed. It is thick plastic and can easily be cut or drilled.