Hydraulic Juice Press
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Hydraulic Juice Press - The Diamond Hydraulic Juice Press by Connors Designs. How it works, how to use it. Shows Juice press in action.The Diamond Hydraulic Juice press.featuring quality, beauty and function
Why Press? - Pressing releases minerals and vitamins in larger numbers than a juicer alone. -Pressing saves money in the long run. Using the Omega 8004 juicer first and then pressing the pulp yields about 20-30% more juice with my press. It depends on what mix of vegetables you are juicing and their moisture content..Sturdy Frame -Finely hand crafted from highly figured hardwoods.-You will be proud to have this press displayed on your counter top-Food safe hand rubbed oil finished for a satin smooth feel.
-Ask about many woods choices available. Hidden self retracting Jack -For clean look, ease of use and faster function. Corian press plates -Finely detailed and edged
-Easy to clean, hard and durable (wood plates optional).Stainless bowl -For easy prep ( no pipe to get in the way when loading cloth, pressing and cleaning)-Simple pouring, mess free and fast cleanup.Two ton hydraulic jack -Plenty of extra force, up to 4,000 pounds.Includes two press clothes with price of frame.
Three year limited warranty on frame and press parts, one year factory warranty on Hydraulic Jack. Features powerful 2 ton force, easy to clean, a joy to view, use and touch, starts at $475.00Available in many wood choices and optional wooden press plates - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
This is a very smart project! Thank you for sharing it.
As one commenter said so many A holes it looks great and I have no doubt that beats the one guys over prices Norwalk
Very nice design, love the wood and the fact you haven't made it the diameter of the bowl, so it's a smaller footprint than most hydraulic press designs.
Nice Job! may I suggest putting a decorative knob on the valve so you don't have to keep flippin the handle back and forth and a slightly shorter tighter fitting handle for the pump with a nice grip and it can be the "Deluxe" model
love it thank you!
Your juice press is a lovely piece of work. You're also a nice generous person, and it's certainly a pleasure to watch your video. I 'm just so sorry about some the the lamentable comments below. Please pay no heed to idiots howling. The Lords son put it in a nutshell : "Forgive them Father, for they know not what they doeth". Thumbs up from me here in Paris, France.
Very cool ! I love it.
This looks like a great press. I'd really like to own one.
Very nice work
Thank you.
Nice design
Purchased and carried it all the way to Israel.. It looks great and works even greater. I got more then 15-20% juice out of the pulp. Probably closer to 30%. I guess it depends also on the on the raw materials used but for the ingredients I use (Lettuce, Cucember, Zucchini, 2 carrots, Apple and a Pear) produced that amount. I really enjoy it, also as it is very easy to apply and use, and nothing to clean really on the press.
Bravo!
Free Palestine. Stop the genocide.
Beautiful press.
I've been thinking of using a table shop press. The pulp would be pressed between 2 steam pans (like you'd see at a hotel buffet). Lower pan drains into a jar.
Have you found a source for the pans? They need to nest into each other but the bottom one needs to drain. You could drill a hole but whatever you drill it with should be stainless steel as well. Not many people have stainless steel bits. You could also mount it in a frame so it sits at a slight angle to encourage drainage.
The Pure juicer is also beautiful.
Can this be used as a tincture press?(I believe it can,but double checking)
amazing
Hello, I built a similar one, problem Im having is the area where the jack meets the wood. What do you use to keep the jack from piercing right threw the wood block? right now I drilled a small hole and put a quarter inside to distribute the pressure a little better. Do you use a thick steal plate? Thank YOU
A quarter. That was quite a financial sacrifice on your part. Oh well, at least you'll get it back later if you ever disassemble it! Might be a little flattened though. I wonder if a thick washer would have worked as well?
How is the yield of leafy greens without previous processing?
Question what if we use a champion and get the mash which will make more juice vs. juicing from an omega or masticating juicer then taking the leftover mash to get the remaining juice left. Would the initial bulk of mash overflow liquid wise and get re-soaked up by the mash that you are pressing in the bowl? I know this sounds confusing. Instead of using leftover mash, I would like to use just mash containing a lot of liquid that I haven't sent through say a Omega or Masticating juicer. This initial mash will contain the bulk of the juice. I am thinking that since it's in a bowl that the overflow would get reabsorbed into the carrot mash etc. Thoughts?
Champions are poor for the initial grinding because they spin way too fast. The Omega he uses is much better because its a low rpm design. If you want to save money look for a good manual or hand crank juicer. They're often used for wheatgrass. Also, why would you want to add juice to the pulp? Its just more work to press, isn't it?
Can you provide a link to your website? Also, I just read somebody else’s comment saying that you don’t ship to Canada. Why is that?
Hi Tim, great design! I am wondering if you have ever tried pressing oil with your press, from ground flax seeds, for example.
Hi Scott, No I have not tried to press oil. How much pressure does ground flax seed need to release it's oil? What do seed presses have for pressure?
Wood has a warmer feel then steel to me. my press is engineered to withstand forces of a 2 ton jack plus. I would rather handle wood then steel but your forces of 15-100 ton demand steel. Your joints may be your limiting factor, 1 1/2" thick steel is REALLY strong.
Спасибо!
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Can it be used to make coconut milk
Very Nice
Hello, Thanks for your video! I have two questions, How many Kilograms are there on the press? What are made molds in the container? Thanks for your answer.
+Hector Pulido The press has 2 tons of force.What is that about 1800 Kilograms? The molds in the container are made of Corian, a food safe product.
@@timothyeconnors So the molds aren't exactly round to allow for juice to get down to the bottom? I thought with all that pressure it would squeeze them together essentially sealing them against the s/s bowl.
Super bro 👍👌. This product use in oil pressing purpose ?
How do you clean the cloth?
I would make sure your bolts are grade 5 or higher. 15 tons is pushing the limit on a grade 2 bolt but I imagine you already figured that one out. Good luck!
Cool
Ha ha! Where the two pcs come together, the weld or the bolts may be the weak link. The bones of the press! Any pictures of your press?
sadly, does not ship to canada (as per ebay listing) or i would have ordered one on the spot.
Lots more work.
Thanks but I'll stick with my Norwalk juicer, it's the best and looks great too.
The Norwalk is expensive but never forget " Your health is your greatest wealth" and if it extracts the most nutrient filled juice it's worth its weight in gold.
Be well.
If only they weren't so heavy. Mine weighed 70 lbs as I recall. Also it makes a lot of vibration noise. My neighbour complained and I had to move it to a different part of the kitchen. The vibrations went right through he walls. Its one powerful beast. The grinding mechanism is wonderfully designed though and its a breeze to clean. But so very expensive. Even used they are so much and its way to heavy to ship at a reasonable amount.
I need some,
HooRay for you, I have watched the other jack presses, and none of the people are worried about having the jack leak fluid into their juice, with the jack on the bottom no-way for a leaky jack to spoil the juice, they don't even think far enough ahead to place a pan between the jack and juice, yours is a lot better way and safer way.
Beautiful design. Can you provide more information on the press disks? I am currently using wood wrapped in foil. I would like something more sanitary and convenient.
Hi Marissa, What would you like to know about press plates. The Corian is food safe quality and easy to clean and maintain. Email me at tconnors@mhtc.net or call me at 608-437-3786 if you need more info. Thanks, tim
Thank you Tim :) I'm just not familiar with Corian plates & would like to know where I could get them. I will email you. :)
What's the yield? Low temp plates? :D
New game
Take a shot every time he says basically
is this still available
can I suggest getting a more heavy duty bowl and creating a specific bevel in the bottom wood plate so that the bowl fits in exactly and is held firmly in the exact spot it is supposed to be.
I think this will make your system more appealing to people.
Those are great suggestions!
Hi Tim,
Very cool press you have there. One question is what were those white things that were in the bowl? Are they safe for the juice to run over?
Thanks
Scott
They're food grade Corian. Not sure how they compare to stainless steel.
Came across this video clip. Very nice and ingenious press. I will try to make mine.
What is the name of the white round plates? The best to keep the juice from dripping.
Thanks
I think he's trying to sell his. The pressing plates are Corian. If you're making your own just use a sheet of s/s and fold it with clamps and wood into the desired shape.
Can u cut up an orangle and use that to extract the juice?
I think most people would use a citrus press for orange, lemon, lime and grapefruit. Its very efficient, requires no electricity and fast. They're about $30-50 online I think. Make sure its stainless steel though!
I was making my own but I never went through with it. How much are yours?
Start at a little under $300 for standard press includes shipping to lower 48 states of US.
I loved it, if it's 3 ounces or so, a year there are 136 glasses, that one would drink it and not throw it away with the fiber. That if they were to pay $ 1.25 per glass they are $ 170.00
Math is great. :)
I like this for the project in its own right. If you have the skills and interest to build something like this, by all means, knock yourself out and don't worry about the trolls.
I guess, though, for someone so enthusiastic about getting that 'last drop', I'd be concerned about forcing a liquid under great pressure through a '100 percent polyester' cloth. Under that pressure, especially as the cloth gets re-used, I suspect you're ingesting at least some polyester fibres.
I have the same concern about commercial 'press' juicers too.
Again, this might seem pedantic, but if I was going to this much trouble, it would concern me.
Totally!!! I was wondering if hemp would be strong enough?
@@andrewparry1474 I think so. Many people use organic cotton though I'm not sure if its a special bag designed for strength. I have Norwalk bags and they are cotton. Never busted one with the Norwalk except the first time I used it and loaded it wrong. Got splattered with tomato. Like a comedy movie. All over my face and walls.
I was wondering why he used synthetic material as well. Seems odd. Also he is using a plastic container to collect the juice from the Omega. So unnecessary. And would Corian be the best material to use when collecting the pressed juice? Its a novel idea collecting the juice in the bottom of the pressing dish I have to admit. We've all had juice drip all over the place. But nobody else seems to do this so I wonder.
what is the website address?
So many problems here: First the "website" in the description is actually an email address. Next is the price of $475. For a $20 jack and nice wood. Plus shipping that heavy thing. Who are you kidding here? There is nothing remotely expensive in the way of parts here. No justification for this ludicrous price. You're also using corian. Who uses corian when in contact with food? Its used for countertops, sinks and bathtubs. Is it really inert? Is any synthetic material really inert? Who wants to take a chance when there is stainless steel or glass which we know is inert?
People, what we need are stainless steel pans that nest together. One thing that is really smart to Tim's design is the idea of collecting the juice within the juice pan. Very ingenious. But maybe we can find better material to do that with than corian. Nowhere do I see them used with food besides displaying things like fruit.
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🍎 I will be fermenting the juice with kefir grains. The juice must not touch
metal. Will this work with plastic bowls and plates?
Hi
Tim nice try but I see a lot of flaws in your design. I wish you good luck though. I am going to build myself one for personal use and I am going to pretty much replicate the wellness design.
+Micscience Like to hear more about these "design flaws". Please explain.
+Micscience Still waiting for your reply!
@@timothyeconnors Its only been 4 years Tim. Be patient! The man has to collect his thoughts!
All that extra time and effort for just 3 more ounces? No thanks, juicing should be convenient not a chore.
Tim Connors It has it's purpose don't get me wrong. But if your out and about and really busy like myself then I can't justify the extra time for a few more ounces. Just my 2 cents anyways, 2 thumbs up for innovation though.
Jacob Grimm if you were to chop up pineapple and press it from scratch like this, it is much better quality, no pulp, and not as much of a waste of time. oranges, sliced apples, etc. much better. and can avoid the first step so again, good for time
His shit is $475. Add that to the cost of the juicer $250 +/- = $725. I'd rather buy the all in one machine made by Norwalk and not jack around with this hokey garage sale left over parts ridiculousness.
I loved it, if it's 3 ounces or so, a year there are 136 glasses, that one would drink it and not throw it away with the fiber. That if they were to pay $ 1.25 per glass they are $ 170.00
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I doubt that. Its well made and also would enhance almost any kitchen. Look at a Welles press. They're about the same cost and it looks like it was made in a garage.
@@bobhoskins9595 Google "Stainless steel steam pans". They sell them at restaurant supply stores, brick and mortar and also online. EBay and Amazon sells them. They are not expensive and come in all sizes and usually two heights. I am making one using them and going to drill a hole in the front, bottom....run a nylon barb thru it, with attached silicone air stone line. Can run the line right into the juice container. Better to use nut milk bags than polyester material made with toxic chemicals.
@@Elementaldomain Good points. Where is a good place to buy nut milk bags and how much are you paying? What about just getting hemp fabric?
@@bobhoskins9595 www.amazon.com/PRO-QUALITY-NUT-MILK-BAG/dp/B00KLT6X9W/ref=sxin_3_osp104-d527b68f_cov?ascsubtag=d527b68f-2671-4f38-8252-e5e0323405c8&creativeASIN=B00KLT6X9W&cv_ct_cx=nut+milk+bags&cv_ct_id=amzn1.osp.d527b68f-2671-4f38-8252-e5e0323405c8&cv_ct_pg=search&cv_ct_wn=osp-search&keywords=nut+milk+bags&linkCode=oas&pd_rd_i=B00KLT6X9W&pd_rd_r=9271dc00-f33f-4be4-8208-b1ed01087bb8&pd_rd_w=bwcng&pd_rd_wg=qFYjz&pf_rd_p=62c00474-6fe0-420f-9956-a05256e04b43&pf_rd_r=G7B4Z6THVXPFRV9AV995&qid=1580652065&sr=1-1-32a32192-7547-4d9b-b4f8-fe31bfe05040&tag=scrippsonsite-20
Yes, you could use hemp but I think these work better...they are thinner, made especially for an efficient pressing and easy to wash.
Certainly can ship to Canada. Email me at tconnors@mhtc.net or call 608-437-3786
Is this a joke wind up you have to be on another planet so you juice first then press I don't think so
Its not just about the extra juice. Its vital minerals and nutrients that are missed by juicing alone. Its used by people who want to cure illness and stay healthy. Norman walker lived till he was 117
No joke. I'm thinking I'll try both a cheese grater and a meat grinder. Bit of work, but not too much to clean, I reckon.
@@andrewparry1474 Its been a year. Did you try a meat grinder? They're cheap and sometimes stainless steel. I was always curious how well they would work to grind up vegetables.
@@carlton7015 Actually Walker's actual age was far less. He lied about it as Paul Bragg did. Its too bad because it discredits so much of some great work both of them did for us all. Probably they started the fallacy when much younger to impress people as they were struggling and couldn't stop it because to do that would have them admit they lied all along. Even now Patricia Bragg doesn't address it. I'm sure its a headache for her.
Regarding more minerals and vitamins: I think that's correct. I have a cheap juicer that I hand squeeze the pulp from to get more yield. The juice from the squeezed juice tastes noticeably richer than what comes directly from the juicer. I wonder if something like a waffle maker might make the pressing part easier. There must be a way of using our bodyweight to press juice. I'll wait til I weigh 2 tons.
Too many parts, ugly and too much trouble to clean up all that mess. The first juicer you are using is enough trouble to clean up all on its own. This will not sell. NORWALK JUICER IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO.
***** Norwalk takes about the same time, maybe alittle longer to clean as the combination of Omega 8000 series with my press. The press itself doesn't need cleaning usually maybe a wipe here and there. The press plates and the bowl take about 5 seconds to rinse off. The cloth takes the same as with any cloth, 10-15 seconds actually less then the clothes from Norwalk which can be harder to get out the fibers from the cloth. The whole cleanup process takes about 2 minutes including wiping the table or counter off and cleaning the Omega 8004. Craig what are you basing your claim on? Have you used my press before, do you understand how to use it and clean it?
Presses have been around and selling for a loooooong time, tosser!
@@timothyeconnors Some of these people are really out of their mind. You don't deserve this at all. You've got a great product that looks fantastic and is designed to last a lifetime priced quite reasonably.