Can you remove the slicing mechanism and just do the coring part?
1346922
No. It is welded. If the slicing part were removable, it probably would be flimsy. It needs to be firm to tear through the fruit.
1346923
No - The slicing and coring tool is an integrated stainless steel piece. Only the handle is removable via releasing two buttons to facilitate cleaning.
309377
There is no adjustment for the thickness of the slice, nor can you remove or disable the corer as it is part of the slicer. You can adjust the thickness of the peel that it removes.
2120520
I do not, I think slicing would make it dry out faster, unsliced you may have to just slice a bit off the cut end if not used all up.
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...
1970029
No, the actual slicing part is not remove able. Only the black plastic handle comes off.
1166079
You can peel or not peel The corer and slicer are the same piece so you always get coring and slicing.
733811
do you mean removng the core from the apple? or do you mean removing the device from the apple after coring? In the first instance, I position it in the center top or bottom up and then I use a twisting motion like sharpening a pencil. Afterwards in the second instance I remove it from the device by holding it at an angle like a syringe/needle and then I push the top while simultaneously wiggling it from the devices grasp carefully.
1257501
You should be able to. I am very happy with my slicer. It has performed excellent for.me
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.
2099974
Yes, as already replied. Look at the side of the knife for a small tab and remove the screw from it.
1911719
No you can't peel and core without slicing. This is because the core blade and the slicing blade are the same blade. The inside of the end blade does the coring. While it is coring, the outside of the blade does the slicing.
1942518
Coring is optional. Loosen wingnut and move coring elem out of the way. (as another poster pointed out)
1372523
I've never tried it, but, I don't believe you can. There are two different blades, one on each side of the slicer, but, you only use one side at a time.
2230950
Personally, I would sew or glue loops on the edge and then string on some type of string or twine. I guess you could staple them also but I'd prefer what ever method would do the less damage.
1561675
Yes,you should be able to as each piece is adjustable...ie, just adjust it so far out of the way so it doesn't slice.
1200437
You could but it might be awkward unless you cut off the edges before sewing them together as the edges are rounded.
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.