DIY & Home Improvement
Related: About this forumCan anyone identify this tool please?
I just found it on the street when walking the dog. 🙂

Mister Ed
(6,592 posts)viva la
(4,106 posts)Where is the blade to peel though?
I had one of these, but I could never get it to work efficiently. Gave it away to a friend who used it no problem. I am the problem.
usonian
(17,730 posts)and the loop at the left side does the coring.
I found this, no doubt at a thrift store. From Starfrit.
All plastic, with visible gears. A mechanical marvel.
Shown with blade guard in place.
viva la
(4,106 posts)MOMFUDSKI
(7,080 posts)Give it a try. Check for a YouTube video on it
eppur_se_muova
(39,062 posts)Parts labeled in the gif at that site.
dhol82
(9,543 posts)LoisB
(10,490 posts)Croney
(4,957 posts)Think. Again.
(22,330 posts)sop
(14,262 posts)Sanity Claws
(22,187 posts)I'm kind of disappointed.
yorkster
(3,072 posts)Srkdqltr
(8,375 posts)nilram
(3,188 posts)Would probably be worth it for even one or two pies.
Srkdqltr
(8,375 posts)4dog
(529 posts)of this general principle. Easily dozens, all different. Probably late 19th to early 20th century.
twodogsbarking
(13,704 posts)Response to Croney (Original post)
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